Here ya go!
This could be a very good game.
+1 We started using my step dad's mechanic when my mom married him. Old guy out in the country. Once he died, his son took over and has the same great service and is honest. Gives you recommendations every time about what a dealer would say, what you need to do now vs what can actually wait, and what he would personally do. Never charges unless he can fix it regardless of how long he spends evaluating it. Will tell you if it's easy enough to fix yourself compared to what he'd have to charge. I dread the day we have to find a new mechanic.
I don't see how it's any different than being on public display everyday while driving it. If it embarrasses you, clean it out.
The cover does not come hurling towards the face when an airbag deploys. THey generally split in the middle horizontally or vertical, or break away at the top OR bottom.
I just bought a '93 Ford Escort from a guy at work for $300 for a work commuter. The guy's teenager daughter drove it in highschool. She "cleaned" it before I got it. But I still had to sweep it out and remove the center console and give it a good scrubbing. But I reminded myself what my car looked like when I was 16
And yea, I have plenty of filthy A$$ customers...I'm in EMS
I've been caught off guard sometimes when my car breaks down and I have to go straight to the shop without having time to tidy up.
And yea, I have plenty of filthy A$$ customers...I'm in EMS
They used toilet paper, but it seems that after they used it, they threw it in the trash can. Not too bad I suppose, but much of the toilet paper hit the wall prior to entering the trash can, leaving poo streaks on the walls! ETA: The poo streaks were not cleaned in the 10+ years he lived there - just added to......
Had a friend that kept his cars absolutely spotless. Always washed and waxed, and looked almost new inside and out. His house however was a different story. Two words come to mind: Pure filth!
The kitchen was caked in grease, spilled food, and other filth. The floor which had white linoleum, had turned a deep brown because it was never cleaned. But those were the good things.
His bathroom -
But, like I said, he had clean cars
Had a friend that kept his cars absolutely spotless. Always washed and waxed, and looked almost new inside and out. His house however was a different story. Two words come to mind: Pure filth!
The kitchen was caked in grease, spilled food, and other filth. The floor which had white linoleum, had turned a deep brown because it was never cleaned. But those were the good things.
His bathroom -
But, like I said, he had clean cars
Do you guys ever have to deal with nasty filthy people and their nasty filthy stuff???
I just had the joy of working on this gross car, they were complaining about it running like crap and had poor acceleration, the motor turned out to be blown! it had a hole in the piston in cyl 3. he declined to do any work to it. There was no authorized diag time so I did not get paid for my time spent working on it.
Honestly what is wrong with some people?? Can they not clean up their filth before bringing the car in for repairs? How about just shoveling it out? I often get some nasty cars in the shop, snots wiped all over the seat, or on the steering wheel, spilled soda ect all over the car, but this takes the cake! There were half empty nasty old milk cartons in the car, half eaten fast food both in and out of the wrappers, soda cans and cups. I almost threw up from the smell as I pulled it in the shop.
