NYC Defender, diamond in the rough

[DreamingOfExpeditions]

The stacks are the lifts themselves. They pull the car out on the bottom and then the rover down. I doubt that rover is local as he has no front plate (PA doesn't).

I'm a bridge a tunnel guy, so I park in Manhattan often. They ask you how long so they can put you in a retrievable place. I try not to park near the tunnels, as they have event and theater rates (gouge).

For the poster who said "to special to ride mass transit", that's not my case at all. If four of us go into the city, that's $52 bucks round trip on the train, plus restricted travel plans. I can usually park cheaper, and then I'll take the subway.

 

[rijosho]

There is a New York license plate on the bumper....

I doubt that rover is local as he has no front plate (PA doesn't).

You must live pretty close like East Orange or something - $52 round trip for 4 is CHEAP! You're easily approaching $100 from Bernardsville round trip for 4.

If four of us go into the city, that's $52 bucks round trip on the train, plus restricted travel plans. I can usually park cheaper, and then I'll take the subway.

 

[DreamingOfExpeditions]

Duh. Looking in tapatalk on my iPhone. Details are lost on me!

I live on the Raritan Valley line, so it's not a single seat ride. My other reason for driving.

 

[Coniston]

I can imagine why you drive in that situation -- I'm out on the Gladstone Branch, which is also a 2-seat ride except a handful of rush hour Midtown Directs. It takes forever. (Plus side is that I get a ton of reading done, about 2-3 books a week.) On the flip side, I drove in today and was from garage (Columbus Circle area) to home (Somerset County) in about an hour.

If possible, I'll still take the train though -- I don't like other people driving my RRC, and it does stand out in the station parking lot amongst the shiny BMWs and Lexuses!

 

[11b4v]

99-02 DII upper left as well.