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Mar 23, 2011 | 11:55 AM

#11

SKYravefever

Joined: Nov 2009

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Thanks for the info. Always good to know.

As a side note, could you fix your keyboard and provide a more concise title? Doing so will make it easier to read and to search against.

Mar 23, 2011 | 12:38 PM

#12

nartnailuj

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Joined: Feb 2010

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I use the planks of wood, free of charge. No need to charge 40 for it. I see it as a curtsey for the customers car and not scrap the front bumper.

Mar 23, 2011 | 05:49 PM

#13

dfvs2k

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Joined: Apr 2009

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From: The Woodlands TX/Rio P PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by NFRs2000NYC

Are you dropped or something? A local member blew his motor at the dragon 3 years ago, and towed his car home (flatbed) using the UHAUL rig, and everything was perfectly fine. Just trying to figure out why you had a problem.

Not dropped!! OEM suspension

Mar 23, 2011 | 06:01 PM

#14

dfvs2k

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From: The Woodlands TX/Rio P PR

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dasher

I had to have mine towed last summer. The guy had to use what he called "special lifting systems" which translates to "two 2x4's nailed together in a step like manner". Charged me an extra $40 just for him to use those but at least it wouldn't scrape. I probably could have MacGyver'd something together to avoid the $40 too, but o well.

That is pretty F... up that he charged you to use 2x4 so that he does not screw up your bumper. So if he had chosen not to used the special lifting boards and F..... up your bumper, would he pay for the repair?

Mar 28, 2011 | 05:31 PM

#15

dc2-2-ap1

Joined: Jul 2007

Posts: 6,358

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From: Phoenix, AZ

no, tow truck drivers are not responsible for any damage they cause to your vehicle- that is why they make you sign that paper before they hook up to the car.