My cars suck.
29 06 2006
If you didn't know, my Focus got wiped out by a drunk a couple of weeks ago while it was parked in front of my house. Dented up the right front quarter pretty good and shredded the tire. I tried to get the tire to come off, but to no avail. The impact apparently jammed the wheel on too tight to pull off. No biggie.
...That is until Monday afternoon. Driving the Durango home from work (the gas is killing me), it started overheating. OMFG. I pull over and let it cool down and then limp back to Worcester. I bring it to Phil's Auto on Tuesday morning and then try to rush to get the Focus fixed ASAP as I have no vehicle. It gets towed ($50) to Mass Tire on Chandler St. where I get a new tire. OK sure no problem. I go over to pick it up thinking that I'm all set, when the guy at Mass Tire says to me: "oh yeah by the way, your brakes are grinding."
Sure enough, the front rotors are grinding like mad. Oh and the steering is completely screwed up from getting hit. Undriveable. Then Phil calls to tell me that the engine block is leaking coolant in the Durango. So's a hose. And the power steering pump is toast.
As Dave Kimball would say: that's splash two vehicles. I'm riding around in my father-in-law's Chevy Cavalier right now.
Can I buy some luck?
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...That is until Monday afternoon. Driving the Durango home from work (the gas is killing me), it started overheating. OMFG. I pull over and let it cool down and then limp back to Worcester. I bring it to Phil's Auto on Tuesday morning and then try to rush to get the Focus fixed ASAP as I have no vehicle. It gets towed ($50) to Mass Tire on Chandler St. where I get a new tire. OK sure no problem. I go over to pick it up thinking that I'm all set, when the guy at Mass Tire says to me: "oh yeah by the way, your brakes are grinding."
Sure enough, the front rotors are grinding like mad. Oh and the steering is completely screwed up from getting hit. Undriveable. Then Phil calls to tell me that the engine block is leaking coolant in the Durango. So's a hose. And the power steering pump is toast.
As Dave Kimball would say: that's splash two vehicles. I'm riding around in my father-in-law's Chevy Cavalier right now.
Can I buy some luck?
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