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Good story. I did this at Peacock. After spending a couple of minutes determining how to reach a lock company, I remembered that I had a Tahoe with Onstar. After a quick call, the operator told me not to touch the door handle and a second later it it was unlocked. It has saved me a lot of time on a few occasions.
If you do something weird, like show up with an umbrella, I won't be diving with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by loquat149
I have a reputation to uphold.
I will admit, the umbrella was nice when it was raining.Quote:
Originally Posted by pink arrows
seriously, guys, this is the answer... http://www.hitchsafe.com/
Okay. And if you show up in polar fleece jodhpurs and a trilam bomber, I'm calling it on sixths...Quote:
Originally Posted by pink arrows
Dave
Ya'all make this key thing to damn hard. Drive a POS rust bucket like I do.
1 - It looks so bad that nobody wants it.
Trust me even the crack heads won't take it if I leave the keys in it and the motor running.
2 - The doors are so rusted that You can just reach through to unlock it anyway.
Don't ask me how I know this.
3 - You can even leave the doors open if you want to.
I did a 3 1/2 hour cave dive and returned with both doors and the toolbox open. Yep, keys in the ignition too.
NO. Not you Don. I cant believe it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dsix36
You're just waiting for the new El Caminos to come out, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dsix36
Dave
Don't try that in Buffalo. We've had disabled cars, crushed and destroyed in auto accidents, stolen by car thieves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dsix36
Police/Fire clean up a car accident, send the victims to the ambulances and call for wreckers. When the tow trucks arrive, they report "nothing found". The smashed cars have been stolen for their scrap metal value.
I still think Tienuts was trying to punk me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diverlee
I hope hope right?Quote:
Originally Posted by loquat149
My local salvage yards don't consider rust to be of any value.Quote:
Originally Posted by gschaut