Extreme Car Parking Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By GLISS! on 08-Jun-20. Waypoint GA15795

Don't know why people park like this, but it is extreme.....Jimboomba Queensland

Rated: for Overall Experience

Bass Hwy, Carrick, Tasmania

Drove past this unfortunate car in an extreme parking position.

Logging for the Cacheopoly Game.

This was spotted a few years ago out from Picton. We used to see lots of them on our travels. TFTC

Rated: for Overall Experience

We only found this car in the bush due to caching, been there a few years i bet.

Rated: for Overall Experience

When walking part of a trail near Altona in Victoria we came across two cars "parked" on a container. One looked in good condition, the other was well past its prime. The required photo has been added to the Gallery. Thanks GLISS! for the cache.

S33 05.987 E147 08.851

Found these in the Utes In A Paddock display near Ootha NSW.

Rated: for Overall Experience

Spotted these 'parked' cars in Dubai Miracle Gardens. A great spot worth visiting.
N25°03.600 E055°14.670

Spotted this unlucky one while out caching.
Has some nice decorations on it.
Looks like it's been there a while too.
Thanks again,
Roostaman

Today we were out placing some caches when we came across this example of extreme parking.
It was found at S41 16.891
E146 15.257.
Unfortunately this bit of bush near our place is a regular dumping place, but we have never seen a car there before.
Thanks.

icybeetas

This little car has been parked in the paddock, alongside Westernport Highway for a few years now.
It looks like it ran off the road and was abandoned by the driver.
Thanks for the cache, GLISS!

Rated: for Overall Experience

Spotted this neat parking at Tarcutta while on the way to Melbourne. Nicely done, but they need some help I'm sure.

Thanks for the fun and something else to look out for Gliss!

Rated: for Overall Experience

This car was parked so extremely in a little reserve in O’Conner, ACT, that it is now in chunks scattered across the landscape. This one certainly won’t be recovering from the crash Found whilst out collecting caches with a geobuddy in the area. Thanks for the crazy cache! Thanks for the fun.

Rated: for Overall Experience

This car was parked so extremely in a little reserve in O’Conner, ACT, that it is now in chunks scattered across the landscape. This one certainly won’t be recovering from the crash Found whilst out collecting caches with a geobuddy in the area. Thanks for the crazy cache! Thanks for the fun.

Rated: for Overall Experience

On a rail trip to Whangamomona - The Lost World - in NZ saw quite a few of these from the little golf cart buggy we were in. It travels along the old rail line.

Rated: for Overall Experience

Found this one on the way to an event a while ago now... great cache.

Rated: for Overall Experience

GCA 3,582. Another neat locationless completed.

This is 'Black Bob's Old Car' - the site of a cache off the side of the Hume Highway north of Goulburn. The car - what's left of a Holden FE - is perched near the edge of a big cliff overlooking Black Bobs Creek - a couple of hundred metres from any roads. How - or more importantly - Why it got here is anyone's guess.

TFTC GLISS! !!

Rated: for Overall Experience

I have found countless cars, trucks, boats, bicycles and just about anything you can think of out in the woods while geocaching.

I found the pictured one in Maryland, USA and also logged it on the Terracaching website as a locationless cache called: Found on road dead (or perhaps in a field) (LCOW) on 8/17/2014.

Working towards 100 GCA finds. This is #82. Thanks for the fun.

Rated: for Overall Experience

There is a rough 4WD track nearby where this vehicle is "parked" but I still don't understand how it got there. My only thought is that it was stolen and pushed down the hill many years ago. Approx coordinates are
S35 35.797 E149 27.010 It looks like agreat place to hide a cache and if I had had one with me I would have placed one there. Thanks for this cache Gliss!

Rated: for Overall Experience

Near our now vacated office at St Leonards in Sydney, one guy used to find an interesting way to park his 4WD, and avoid the parking meters and time restrictions in the area. Just because you can I suppose. Thanks GLISS!

I was holding off making my claim with this photo as I was not sure if I could claim it.
Now that I have seen a few other images similar to this one I will now make my claim.
The intersection here in East Bundaberg is at the intersection of 4 streets at an meeting at an angle at Traffic Lights and there is a car park for customers at the shopping centre on the corner of Scotland and Princess streets.
Some people miss the corner and drive through the car park of this shopping complex.
I think this one was actually parked and went forward instead of reverse in front of the shop. TFTL

Rated: for Overall Experience

Hi GLISS!
Was on my home and found this one parked in a very unusual situation in Sorell, Tasmania
Wondered if the driver had tried to get an appointment with their ALP member and this was the only way he/she could get it
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

Rated: for Overall Experience

I was out caching on the 21/08/2019 and came across this car at the coordinates, S34° 32.675 E146° 41.406. Photos attached. TFTLC

This car was found out by the old Eyre Hwy, left to the wonders of nature as it was too far for the owners to travel back from Sydney to collect it.
Thanks for the great Locationless Cache.
S 31° 27.355 E 129° 51.591

Rated: for Overall Experience

We found this old car on the road to Loyd Jones wier Rd from Barcaldine and stopped for the cache hidden in it TFTC

Rated: for Overall Experience

This car was found out by the old Eyre Hwy, left to the wonders of nature as it was too far for the owners to travel back from Sydney to collect it.
Thanks for the great Locationless Cache.
S 31° 27.355 E 129° 51.591

Rated: for Overall Experience

Got a call late at night to tell me everyone was okay but the Ute was upside down in a ditch 3 hrs from our Bunbury home and about 10 minutes from our Walpole property. Thankfully I was able to get one of the neighbours to rescue the 5 of them. They were fine, but the eggs and bread and the Ute weren’t. My other neighbour pulled them out the next day and towed it to the Walpole property. Thankfully there has been no more upside down parking since then. TFTC

Rated: for Overall Experience