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Recent content by Outlaw

  1. How is oil life calculated and do I need to change it?

    It's really only been sitting due to ongoing issues with shops. Once I have it in satisfactory condition it will go back to being my daily driver and the beater I have rn goes to the scrapyard. I just want my damn mustang back as my daily
  2. How is oil life calculated and do I need to change it?

    I did the last change and I reset it. I use trip B to track my mileage it's only at 2500
  3. How is oil life calculated and do I need to change it?

    My car has been in and out of shops for many months now and I've lost track of the time between my oil changes but not the miles. 2500 miles currently and I usually change at 2800-3k. Never had an oil message pop up and I reset it every oil change. Yesterday I picked my car and saw this message...
  4. Protecting a street parked car.

    Im saving money now. But I have other expenses that I would still have. At a bare bones 2k a month (cheap since most 1 beds in a semi safe area are 2- 2.4k ish from what I'm finding online). I could swing it. But again, this thread isn't about this so please kindly keep the thread on topic. I do...
  5. Protecting a street parked car.

    Because it's not 1500-2000. You have to make min 6-8k with pay stubs as proof to be allowed the option of paying for that 1500-2k rent. Make 4k which is plenty to cover it? Not enough. 3-4x monthly rent so they can guarantee you won't fall behind + first and last and a typically 1-5k security...
  6. Protecting a street parked car.

    Yes I saw the grid system, it's still a no go and if I could park there I'd rather something below to prevent the dew and wet grass from rotting the underside quicker but either way it's a hard no from them. I'm not not concerned about lights being stolen I don't think people would do that (and...
  7. Protecting a street parked car.

    We have a patch of grass on the side, our neighbors paved theirs and park on it. I have offered to cover all costs for my parents including ripping it out and laying sod if they sell the house. "We don't like the look" is the answer with a resounding NO. unfortunate but lights and a camera will...
  8. Protecting a street parked car.

    Paired with a camera that's really all I can do. Nothing is going to stop a drunk or distracted driver at the end of the day. Thank you for actually providing ideas. I really appreciate the help, I think I have a plan now to at least maximize the safety of the vehicle.
  9. Protecting a street parked car.

    Unfortunately no. Garages are the apartment complexes around here are rare. Trhs storage facilities are also wildly expensive for vehicles indoor storage, they offer outdoor parking lot storage which is better than nothing but it's still open and waiting for someone who can't drive their rv...
  10. Protecting a street parked car.

    Adios. Kindly try not assuming you know everything about everything when trying to nitpick someone's life choices. I asked about protecting a car, you tried to tell me how to live my life and spend my money and if your advice was followed it would result in long term possibly lifetime debt. I'm...
  11. Protecting a street parked car.

    Wonder if I can make a stand or something so it doesn't sit on the paint, actually drivers side window facing forward or windshield could work. Thinking drivers side so coming down the street it's easier to see the side of the car and then maybe rear window? Wonder if there's a solar powered...
  12. Protecting a street parked car.

    That's ideal. The lastest one I got nothing not even a plate or vehicle model. That would have at least helped a good bit. I appreciate the advice and have fun over at those 7g peeps
  13. Protecting a street parked car.

    While that might work I have unique things going on that occupy alot of my money and time. That's why I said to the other guy assuming everything, you don't know my exact situation or my medical history. Also there were a handful of options given, none of which offer any valid usefulness. I'm...
  14. Protecting a street parked car.

    There has to be something I can do. Again, for the last 20+ years not a single vehicle has been damaged in that parking spot last year or so 5 times. Makes no sense. Also some of this is disabling damage aka vehicle not safe or not driveable
  15. Protecting a street parked car.

    I'm looking at that option right now, only real option though is a garage/lot for sale for 1k a month which isn't worth it. I would like more camera options as my dashcam is failing me in this aspect and the last hit and run they got away not even a vehicle description. Just a bag and squealing...





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