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- Andrew C.
- Los Angeles, CA
- 13 friends
- 12 reviews
Where might I be able to park a 26' moving truck for a couple of days in the city securely? Maybe a storage place or 24 hour lot? Calling around but no luck. Thanks
7/7/2007 -
- Junglist S.
- San Francisco, CA
- 624 friends
- 147 reviews
power exchange.
7/7/2007 -
- Big J.
- San Francisco, CA
- 61 friends
- 29 reviews
They do have a lot.
7/7/2007 -
- J A.
- Sacramento, CA
- 346 friends
- 325 reviews
The truth is, a moving truck cannot be. Thieves love them.
7/7/2007 -
- K L.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1002 friends
- 1147 reviews
Shouldn't you stop it from moving first?
7/7/2007 -
- Big J.
- San Francisco, CA
- 61 friends
- 29 reviews
Dammit Keane.
7/7/2007 -
- Rocco B.
- San Francisco, CA
- 189 friends
- 709 reviews
park it in Danville or Marin next to some mansion.
7/7/2007 -
- K L.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1002 friends
- 1147 reviews
Airport parking maybe. Not sure if it requires a ticket.
24 hour lot is a good bet.
Public Storage?7/7/2007 -
- K L.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1002 friends
- 1147 reviews
Park it in the EB and BART in.
7/7/2007
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