To park your car in the largest available space in a car park in order to protect it, usually at the end of a row. Typically a Scaife Spot car parker would rest one set wheels on one side of the car space line in order to leave a larger gap between the next car.
(1) An example of a prime Scaife Spot would be a busy shopping center car park front row at one end.
(2) Jim : 'Your late...'
Andy: 'Sorry I parked at the far end of the car park to get a Scaife Spot'.
(3) James: 'There goes Andy being anal again by parking in the last space in the car park and on top of that hogging a second space'
(2) Jim : 'Your late...'
Andy: 'Sorry I parked at the far end of the car park to get a Scaife Spot'.
(3) James: 'There goes Andy being anal again by parking in the last space in the car park and on top of that hogging a second space'
by Andy Scaife December 11, 2006