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Posted by Dave in CT on November 03, 2005 at 20:58:43 from (69.182.78.3):
In Reply to: O/T Abandoning my pick-up posted by Michael Soldan on November 03, 2005 at 15:06:35:
Well, this isn't exactly a completely locked-out story. One Christmas, arriving at my cousin's in Vermont, I habitually hit the auto-lock button while exiting my '91 Mustang. The ice-over-gravel driveway had a bit of a grade to it and, I swear, they must've been out there with the curling brooms a few minutes before I got there. The emergency brake was _on_. Oh they had a good time watching me running after my sliding-away car, fumbling with the keys, getting the door open so I could try to maneuver it away from the road.
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