Foolish owners :crazy:
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They can afford the car but not appropriate ramps? WTF?
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haha... awesome.PNW Crew
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HAHAHAHA> great, hope it was the owner.IG: @Baye30
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I think about this kind of thing whenver I see something like this. Someone can drop a mil on a car - and then uses a shady towing company with WOOD PLANKS to get it up on the flat bed? I would have to assume in an area where you can purchase a million dollar car, there would be a towing company that has the proper equipment to safely move said million dollar automobiles.Originally posted by parkerbink View PostPNW Crew
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thats just sad,1988 e30 alpine white vert 5speed
1987 e30 325 eta
1983 e28 533
2001 x5 4.4l
1997 e36 M3 Alpine white 5speed
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On a flatbed, they could've just put the flatbed as far back and down as they could, then they would've barely needed any planks. Dumbasses.'89 325i track sloot
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When people consider the price of something, they don't always count the costs. When my brother in law bought his plasma TV for $2500 he bitched and moaned about $200 for a wall mounting bracket and he asked me what I thought about him making his own. So I asked him, "Would you rather protect your $2500 investment with $25 worth of hardware stuff or would you rather protect your investment with the proper equipment?"
And even with the flatbed situation- That was probably as far as it could go. That might have been an older flatbed that is not designed for cars with a low stance and the guy probably got suckered into buying it not knowing the difference.Comment
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