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ETA 4 years

It's amazing that your jurisdiction doesn't complain about a non-running car on the
street.
Utilizing the tremendous compression strength of the material would be far better than trusting the hollow spots...


Our neighbors are pretty used to us doing stuff like this, and I'm sure most of them know that it will be gone soon based off the lack of car that is left.

I was not the one that placed the cinder blocks, so I can not respond to that part.
 
Nice work, as usual. It's amazing that your jurisdiction doesn't complain about a non-running car on the street. (Even if any sane person can tell it won't be there for long, typically someone gets their shorts in a bunch.)

However... if I'm seeing it correctly, those rocker edges are imparting a point load onto the weakest part of the cinder block. Utilizing the tremendous compression strength of the material would be far better than trusting the hollow spots...
First, never buy a house in city limits :lol: To get anything to happen in our area a neighbor would have to call in a complaint. I made sure every neighbor knows this is temporary, then show them by working fast to strip it. In every, way except how many cars I own, we're pretty awesome neighbors so no one complains too much when I do something like this.

The blocks are sketchy as all get out, but if you watched my IG youi'd see I did even sketchier stuff to get some of the parts out by myself.
 
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