Not sure that boot would actually stop the tank from moving. It could probably just roll over it and drag it along, or destroy it in the process.
Talk about your gutsey traffic warden! But the owner has bigger problems once the Highways Agency gets him for all the damage those steel-cleat tracks do to the roads on his daily commuteā¦
Ah comrade you have merely turned my tank into a pillbox!
In reality though I agree with @HeavyArty, I think once the tank rolled it would crush the boot
Donāt we all just dream of popping out to the shops in something like that - or is it just me?
Iāll huff, and Iāll puff, then Iāll rock back and forth, and Iāll get that gnat offa my track! Then Iāll blow the crap outaā that yellow piece ofā¦ 
I bet the guy trying to get in or out of his garage is pissed off.
Photoshop ?? Cāmon now - who the hell has a boot to fit a tank ? I guess I am now Betty Buzzkillā¦
Assuming one had a boot that would fit a T-34ā¦
What would fail first, the boot when the tank first rolls forward (assuming it has enough traction to get up and over) or would it just throw a track?
I think my money is on throwing a track.
no such thing as āphotoshopā. Thatās just crazy talk, stop it 
Nothing here that a good grinder and 10 minutes couldnāt solveā¦
OK I downloaded the image. Zoomed way in. A few things donāt line up as they should. So first I think itās been edited. Second I canāt see a single person lifting that wheel clamp. Look at the size of it.
April 1st?
bruce
Itās someoneās ājust for funā photoshop. The shadow on the front upper surface of the boot starts in the middle of the track and thereās a big highlight on the upper right rear of the hub cup. The street the photo was taken on is all in diffuse indirect light (highly technical term: shade) with the building in the upper right corner well lit through an overcast sky (no blue in the sky). Sunlightās coming from the upper left if that building and the shadow down the front glacis are any kind of indicator. The shadow on the boot doesnāt match. So, just a fun photo to make people smile.
OR, itās a real photo thatās been carefully manipulated to look like a fake 
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Might make a fun vignette:
āBut itās a war zone!ā exclaims confused zipperhead to worldsā most dedicated āmeter maidā.
Cheers,
Colin
Well, there are two advantages to owning a tank, as pointed out by Kenny Everett.
Yes, itās an M-10, but itās all about the delivery of the gag.
Blokada na kola on a T34 !! I had the same on my car in Warsaw.
Had to pay 100ā¬ for removing ( beacause Iām a foreigner, itās 40ā¬ for Polish peopleā¦ )
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Home town/country discount.