they dont want to rent another car to me, imagine that.

 

LOL, there's a flag in the computer next to your name. The note says, "2001 Chevy Malibu returned with valve noise and crank knock".

 

did I miss the memo?

 

"**** it, its a rental"



That should be the anthem anytime anyone goes out of town



If you bring back a rental car that doesn't need brakes, shocks, tires, most major fluids, and one hell of a tune up, take your *** on down the block and find a place to play! 1400 miles of wheel spin on the odometer is a necessity!



I was in Nebraska returning a rental car, the guy says "is that sand in the car?, there isn't a beach for 1500 miles! You were only gone 15 hours and the car only has 200 miles on it! how is that possible!?!" lol

 

I wonder why as the GEO Tracker slides down the dirt road, I think his goal was how many new noises he could make it make -- definetly needed new bearings, shocks -- kinda questionable when we picked it up but after 50 miles an hour down pot hole filled roads for four days straight.... FULL of dust and atleast three or four unidentifiable noises... he did them proud. The GEO was a frightful ride with scott at the wheel, and yess it took many drugs to be able to move after a fun filled day of him driving.

 

We still have our Jeep Liberty 4x4 rental (that I'm not paying for). I really ought to give it more exercise.

 

50 mph down pothole filled roads is called daily driving in the city of Scranton. There was one stretch of about 2 weeks where everyday I saw a different car with a busted tire or rim sitting on the same road.

 

"Would you like the extra insurance with that, Sir?"

 

told you it was dusty there!

 

no one argued that.