I'm with NCP on this one .

IMHO it was the guy who was responcible for making sure the car was
parked properly - instead of adopting a 'fuck it its close attitude' .

Although like yourselves i would like to see the NCP photo(s) .

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/gloucestershire/7395452.stm

Man cuts up car in clamp protest

Ian Taylor with his cut up Fiesta

Mr Taylor said he took the drastic action to make a point

A man has sawn his car in half with an angle-grinder in protest at it
being clamped outside his home.

Ian Taylor, from Tredworth, Glos, said the untaxed Ford Fiesta was
parked on his drive with only part of a rear wheel poking out on to the
pavement.

The 40-year-old builder said the vehicle was going to be scrapped
anyway, but he wanted to make a point.

A spokesman for NCP Services said half of the car was parked on the road
and should therefore have been taxed.

'Jobsworths'

In article news.newsreader.com>, Krustov
says...

Me too.

I guess he found out how easily brake fluid sets alight when he hacked
through the brake lines with a grinder.

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More to the point, it'll be much more fun to transport to the dump now...

Conor wrote:

Or maybe the fuel line?

D

My guess is it was the carpet .

In article <68qod7F2u5ap9U1@mid.individual.net>, David Hearn says...

Experience of seeing the monkeys in a breakers I worked at setting a
car alight tended to have the brake pipes as the cause as the fuel was
drained.

Krustov wrote:

Yes very funny :-)

But does he sound like the type of guy to have a bucket of water handy
just in case .

In article news.newsreader.com>,
Krustov privacy.net> wrote:

If part of the *wheel* was on the pavement a deal more of the car was too.

Seems this type aren't satisfied with having the roads for their use but
want the pavements too...

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