Subject: Re: no loop content--question
Author: Chris Berry
Date: Oct 23, 2002, 6:40 AM
Post ID: 1711256411
No major damage was done, just the blown out tire. The
tire place ground the rim back semi smooth for free and it
is not nearly as noticable.
I did talk to the contractor and his attitude was tough
luck...watch out next time. After talking to a couple of
cops, I have learned I have no case, so I guess I'll just
have to burn the guy's house....I mean eat the tire cost.
Just kidding about the burning thing. :)
Chris in NC
1974 Eldo Civillian (for sale)
On Tue, 22 Oct 2002 23:04:57 -0400
John Prusnek <spaj-@raex.com> wrote:
| Chris! You didn't say if you sustained any damage. If you did, you might approach the contractor and ask for reimbursement, if he's a stand up guy he should take care of it, or his insurance should. Or you could wrap a note around the rock and leave it on the front seat of his vehicle, if there's one there. Opening the door is optional... Road hazards are just that...just a few months ago I was following my wife on her nice shiny '40 Indian scout just after dark when she hit a softball sized rock in the road from someone's driveway. Lots of sparks and tank slapping, to her credit she kept it up but had to change her panties. Suprisingly there was no damage, we kept going. John Prusnek
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Chris Berry
"Not everything that counts can be counted and not
everything that can be counted counts"
-Albert Einstein