Lazy Daze Owners' Group

Sara; Torrance has little signs, easy to miss, at some entrances at city boundaries :announcing that RV's are unwelcome and subject to tickets and fines, just for parking anywhere but private parking".  I paraphrased that. "effective July 1, 2007 only registered oversized vehicles and/or trailers with activated daily paperless parking permits will be allowed to be parked on public streets. There are also provisions for residents who are hosting visitors traveling in an oversized vehicle or trailer (OV Visitor Registration Form). The resident registration stickers are available at the Community Development Department (CDD), and  the daily paperless parking  permits can be pre-purchased at the CDD or the Torrance Police Department (TPD) when City hall is closed. The daily paperless parking permits can be activated by calling the TPD at (310) 618-5636."
  More: a FAQ answer: " What do I do when I have a visitor with an Oversized Vehicle or Trailer?
First, complete the Oversized Vehicle/Trailer Visitor's Application, available online,  at the Community Development Department and at the Torrance Police Department, with both the Torrance resident information (signed by hosting resident) and visiting vehicle information.  The completed application and the $15 per day visitor parking permit fee must be paid to the Community Development Department or the Torrance Police Department prior to calling the Torrance Police Department at (310) 618-5636 to activate the daily paperless parking permits."  Their 'day' is from noon to noon, so likely you would need two days at $15 per day to stay at a friends house.   The only time I visited, I parked in the nearby city of Lomita, on a non residential street, and used their car.
     The problems I heard about, at first, involved people just passing through, stopping in front of a restaurant to eat. They didn't live there, and didn't know anyone who lived there. They received a ticket just for parking an hour or so on street where other parking was allowed. Maybe the police involved misunderstood the regulation at first. Maybe they counted on the people just passing through would just pay the fine and not contest it.  The one sign I saw had red lettering, about 10" x 8", on Crenshaw at  the 405 freeway. I should have circled back to get a photo!      RonB

But, no, I don't get why an owner would not seem to care about presenting the rig in the best possible light. If nothing else, not bothering to remove personal clutter throws up red flags about all the other stuff that the owner may not have bothered to do.

Not sure if its a scam....but what caught my eye was that it was a 1996 CHEVROLET......NOT A.FORD......RARE AS.HENS TEETH!!!!
1996 LazyDaze 30 ft - rvs - by owner - vehicle automotive sale