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Posted by Aaron Ford on September 23, 2006 at 19:40:16 from (216.23.183.134):
In Reply to: Hows this for stupid posted by biggerred on September 23, 2006 at 10:23:16:
Prior to the Air Force, I worked as a grease monkey at a tire shop in central Florida. One day a guy came in in a cab ranting and raving that the car I just did an oil change on was dead beside the road. He had a receipt and sure enough, I had done an oil change on his car that morning. The shop mechanics went out to look at the car and found it at the end of a long oil streak. They backtracked and found that the streak started about 2 miles back on the side of the road. Further inspection found a Group 7 (ours) oil filter laying in the weeds with a screwdriver still stuck through it. The police were called and that was that. Not saying that this happened, but it does happen....
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