F*&@#%& B*^*S&$#...Why me? #3
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 3:38 pm
Eh hem. Deep breath.
To date: this is what has happened to my car, from purchase.
My tyre has been let down TWICE, once while equipped with anti-theft valve caps...I dont even know how that one happened.
It's been keyed once, a long deep scratch..
Ive had the one crash, which was some tool without lights on at night (so of COURSE I didn't see him)
Attacked by ants
And then, to top it all off, last night or yesterday...
Some prick EGGED my car with 6 eggs (Yes, I counted the shells), SMEARED it in, and down EVERY gap in the lining, AND THEN, just to top THAT off, let down the tyre and used an egg to glue up the valve!!!!!
Took my Dad (I had to work, so I called Dad and he said he'd sort it, just do the work and then come help) 4 1/2 hours, and 7 tyreshops just to find one that would do it (its Saturday, they all close at 11am and this was at 11.30 when he started looking. Jaks QuickFit eventually agreed to do it even though they were closed, so from now on lets all use Jaks) and a further 2 hrs before he even started looking for tyre shops to fix the paint.
The paint has blistered on the hood and roof and will cost upwards of $1000 to respray.
In the parking lot of student accomodation too, which is SUPPOSED to have security.
To date: this is what has happened to my car, from purchase.
My tyre has been let down TWICE, once while equipped with anti-theft valve caps...I dont even know how that one happened.
It's been keyed once, a long deep scratch..
Ive had the one crash, which was some tool without lights on at night (so of COURSE I didn't see him)
Attacked by ants
And then, to top it all off, last night or yesterday...
Some prick EGGED my car with 6 eggs (Yes, I counted the shells), SMEARED it in, and down EVERY gap in the lining, AND THEN, just to top THAT off, let down the tyre and used an egg to glue up the valve!!!!!
Took my Dad (I had to work, so I called Dad and he said he'd sort it, just do the work and then come help) 4 1/2 hours, and 7 tyreshops just to find one that would do it (its Saturday, they all close at 11am and this was at 11.30 when he started looking. Jaks QuickFit eventually agreed to do it even though they were closed, so from now on lets all use Jaks) and a further 2 hrs before he even started looking for tyre shops to fix the paint.
The paint has blistered on the hood and roof and will cost upwards of $1000 to respray.
In the parking lot of student accomodation too, which is SUPPOSED to have security.