New York City Anti-Theft Device by wysiwig
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Description
Another cousin. Another wedding. Another trip to Manhattan. Jumping Cables? Perhaps they jumped out of the car. Move along people, there's nothing left to steal here.
Comments (18)
Wonderful photo! Interesting commentary on the social conditions in the major cities
Very funny! Excellent capture of the resilience of an individual that has lost much, but kept his sense of humor. Great find and shot! And I see you Mark. Not well but twice.
Great shot. I have seen similar signs in the city!
Outstanding work! Well Done!
What a find! It's the same here, it's why I prefer to pay under £500 for a car, nobody even looks at it.
hahaha excellent !
Oh no :) Awesome!
Cool! Beautiful ironically!
Oh, this is great! Wonderfully humorous. Well done
this is cool thanks for the smile warm hugs, Linda
lol - what for a snapshot YorkBerlin
TERRIFIC SHOT!!!
wonderful picture!!
cool shot
But probably so true...well seen...
Lol, very wonderful and funny capture. This car looks pretty intact, it still has doors and windows. I grew up on Connecticut just 60 miles from Manhattan and we would see totally stripped cars by the side of the road when driving to/from the city. There was a time when, if you broke down on the highway and left your car for more than 15 minutes it would be a stripped hulk when you returned. You would have no tires, no doors, no interior at all. Times have changed a bit with cell phones.
lol now that is funny my friend
Funny Mark, but what ever happened to the simple joy of getting to drive it like ya stole it...lol. Just joking, it stinks working for something to have it thieved