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Old 09-07-2011, 06:12 AM
goatwgn goatwgn is offline
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Originally Posted by Captainofiron View Post
yea I would have done the same, JEEZ

I had a tow truck driver bend the lip on one of my rims on the Trans Am, I had a flat and the lug nut wrench rounded off so I had to wait, well the tire blew out so it was the bare rim, I heard a THUNK turn around and the rim was on the floor
I work at a place that repairs/services all makes of vehicles, and I don't even park where I work because of "some" wrecker driver's, along with motor home "pilots". The company we use has a couple of people who are very professional. They are careful with people's vehicles and treat them with care. However, some of them that customers use, usually the "cheap" ones, would place broken down cars sideways within inches of my car or any other vehicle that is parked there. When I had to climb in the passenger side of my Cutlass one day just to leave work, I stopped parking there, and park at the medical center or the drug store next door now. The majority of people driving motor homes do the same sort of thing. They have actually "carefully" backed into people's cars' before. A lot of them shouldn't even be behind the wheel of a car anymore, let alone something the size of a bus.

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