Long-term parking for car?

[moonseeker]

Hi there

Would anybody know a bout a long-term (2-6 months), safe, covered parking for a car? Thank you. MS>

[alocacoc]

You can choose a parking lot at a condominium like View Talay 2 or 5. There you can park your vehicle for months / years and absolutely free. Nobody cares.

[cryo]

Beware, I've heard that Viwtalay 2 are in the process of checking number plates against residents and are going to wheel lock cars that are illegally parked for an extended time, you take a great and possibly very expensive risk. If your car is towed away maybe a very expensive risk :-( as you will possibly be in the hands of a Thai rip off merchant :-( and I'm sure the boys in brown will also add their personal handling costs :-) if you disagree to the extensive storage costs. Defiantly not worth the risk as the days of doing this are long gone and I doubt you would have a legal leg to stand on. I'm sure this will spread to all condos soon as its a sure fire legal way to boost the condos sinking fund or go towards every day running expences and also very easy/low cost to police by the condos security team as it is private land and you will be committing a possibly illegal act. The committee in 2B have already had discussions with the boys in brown relating to vehicles (bikes and cars) and a few have already been removed due to no tax. Things are defiantly changing so be very careful.

Ken.

[Longtooth]

You can probably just throw away your battery after 6 months. There's no saving it without a trickle charger being on it. Better to run the vehicle at least every 2 weeks for like a trip to the market. Better for the engine's internal moving parts, also. Maybe let a friend use the vehicle while you're gone. Edit. I probably DON'T mean BRAND-NEW Thai girl friend!

Edited May 30, 2014 by Longtooth

[bob4you]

Covered, lighted, 24 hour security parking lot near my townhouse. Go to NY Pizza look South and see the sign "parking" Reserved spaces also for in and out.

[joepattaya1961]

South Pattaya Road.......Soi 3.....Soi Korpai.

After approx. 150 meters right: "Car Wash/Car Care"

I think it's 1200 baht per month

[KittenKong]

There is a place at the back of the old Xcite car park that does covered secure parking. A friend used to pay about 1200B/month I think, and he could park there at any time when he was here or leave the car indefinitely if away.

In Tukcom car park there are cars with sheets over them that look as though they have been there for some time.

[susan d]

Thanks

[WaywardWind]

Talk to Lee at Pattaya U-Store. They have covered storage for 900 per month, and IIRC, they will start your car regularly to maintain the battery and seals.

http://www.ustoreitpattaya.com/unit-selector.html

[Eneukman]

Beware, I've heard that Viwtalay 2 are in the process of checking number plates against residents and are going to wheel lock cars that are illegally parked for an extended time, you take a great and possibly very expensive risk. If your car is towed away maybe a very expensive risk :-( as you will possibly be in the hands of a Thai rip off merchant :-( and I'm sure the boys in brown will also add their personal handling costs :-) if you disagree to the extensive storage costs. Defiantly not worth the risk as the days of doing this are long gone and I doubt you would have a legal leg to stand on. I'm sure this will spread to all condos soon as its a sure fire legal way to boost the condos sinking fund or go towards every day running expences and also very easy/low cost to police by the condos security team as it is private land and you will be committing a possibly illegal act. The committee in 2B have already had discussions with the boys in brown relating to vehicles (bikes and cars) and a few have already been removed due to no tax. Things are defiantly changing so be very careful.

Ken.

Living in View Talay 2A, I personally welcome any attempt by the committee here to remove vehicles that have been parked here illegally. There have been times during the high season when there were more vehicles parked in the car park than available spaces.

Alan

[srn89]

Which area are you looking for ??

[moonseeker]

Thank you to everybody. Lots of great people on TV. Central Pattaya would be ideal. Will check out all leads. Have a nice weekend! MS>

[alocacoc]

Beware, I've heard that Viwtalay 2 are in the process of checking number plates against residents and are going to wheel lock cars that are illegally parked for an extended time, you take a great and possibly very expensive risk. If your car is towed away maybe a very expensive risk :-( as you will possibly be in the hands of a Thai rip off merchant :-( and I'm sure the boys in brown will also add their personal handling costs :-) if you disagree to the extensive storage costs. Defiantly not worth the risk as the days of doing this are long gone and I doubt you would have a legal leg to stand on. I'm sure this will spread to all condos soon as its a sure fire legal way to boost the condos sinking fund or go towards every day running expences and also very easy/low cost to police by the condos security team as it is private land and you will be committing a possibly illegal act. The committee in 2B have already had discussions with the boys in brown relating to vehicles (bikes and cars) and a few have already been removed due to no tax. Things are defiantly changing so be very careful.

Ken.

Good to know cryo. My comment above was rather ironic. It is a problem with this abandoned vehicles at View Talay 2. Some of then stay here since years

And some of them are in a catastrophically condition. It's just scrap. Untill a few weeks a go, there was almost no parking lot available for motorcycles. Then, the security guards started to push the motorcycles together to gain space, which led that the vehicles got scratched.

I hope the committee take action soon.

Edited May 31, 2014 by alocacoc

[balo]

What about VT1 ? Parked there for weeks, no problems.