A woman was arrested driving it, but she "doesn't know who gave it to her."
Uh, yeah.
She, or the ghost-entity that "gave" her my truck decided to drive it hard, knocking it out of alignment, tearing the tonneau cover off, scratching/scraping something along the inside of the bed (adding some dings as well), while adding hundreds of miles to the odometer. She, or the anonymous truck-giver also attempted to add some window tint, "attempted" being the operative word.
Miss-Happy-to-Drive-a-Truck-that-She-KNOWS-Isn't-Hers has a thing for cheesy puff treats, McDonald's and chain smoking:
Blech. And while the car seat, my iPod Nano, our GARMIN, and my house keys were ditched, my 80's compilation c.d.'s were on heavy rotation in my cd player.
Great, the truck thieves like 80's pop and hair bands just like I do.
*Shudder*
Our local Ford dealership is babying my truck this week, replacing the windshield and rear bumper, detoxing (er, "using odor neutralizer on") the interior, repairing all the paint, my rear-view mirror, getting the truck back into alignment, doing an oil change, and detailing the interior. New plates are being sent, and I'm on the look-out for another Nano and GARMIN (so I'm predictable loyal, sue me), and hopefully sometime next week I'll be back to driving **~MY~** truck.
I'll be chucking the cd's. Sure, I'll make new ones, but I need some symbolic sense of closure.
Sorry Sony CD-Rewritable disks.
It will be just like new when the dealership is done with it. :)
ReplyDeleteMan, I have a Saturn that between my ownership and its prior ownership by my BIL, has been ripped off about 4 times.
ReplyDelete1. Always by joyriders, not auto "strippers"
2. Often by smokers, BLEECH!
3. Last time by someone that might have been hauling other things in it that did not belong to them.
The last thief had the bad luck to be spotted driving my car by the cop who had busted him for GTA last time, and was "suspicious".