i don't have a trailer lol but i found a coworker who's bf has one and told him i'd pay him to bring it to me.. luckily just down the road. otherwise i guess i'll try my luck with a uhaul or something. idk if it'll actually end up being worth anything but i guess we'll see.
Nice. That or a tow strap and someone to step on the brakes. Done that a few times.
my plan is to try and save it.. but i'm not holding my breath lol. there are very very very few, like maybe a handful of people even in my general area on this forum and it's rare to see them driving around. there's one or two i see regularly and i keep leaving tdiclub cards (the ones from the template i got from here) and so far no dice. i've never seen a mkiv for sale on any site within 50 miles of my location in years either.
That's sad. Well that probably explains why I couldn't find any for sale when I was down there in myrtle beach (or any in NC or SC for that matter) a couple years ago. At least not on FB or Craigslist.
welp. showed up this evening with a trailer and the sob told me he got rid of it a few hours prior... like ***. i hope he's glad i'm not a vengeful type, what with leaving me all his info and address and phone number.A free wagon, health insurance included!
This deal just keeps getting better
or rat turds in his cabin filter. how about that
Wow. Not cool. Had a guy do that to me once, told him I was coming to pick up a truck, had the trailer and everything, ok all good. So I drive halfway there, like three hours, stayed night at friends place and then he texted me the next morning “oh yeah it’s gone”
That's why I keep a box of pigtails cut from parts car harnesses, with alligator clips on the ends. Unplug the connector, plug in the pigtail, connect clips to meter probes.
Yah...dem forkin' no-good heathens are out there. The big downside is it makes me more paranoid about jumping on a real seller...Wow. Not cool. Had a guy do that to me once, told him I was coming to pick up a truck, had the trailer and everything, ok all good. So I drive halfway there, like three hours, stayed night at friends place and then he texted me the next morning “oh yeah it’s gone”
I have replacement sensors already, so was able to test with a new one and see if I could clear the code....nada. So, I mean, could be the sensor is bad, too, but regardless, the wiring has to be replaced for-absolute-sure. And then added bonus, rear sensor threw a code just now, too. That one is sensor (plug in new one and the error doesn't come back). So, off comes the LR brake, too.
I would have showed up in his driveway and said "No truck? OK, I'll take that car."Wow. Not cool. Had a guy do that to me once, told him I was coming to pick up a truck, had the trailer and everything, ok all good. So I drive halfway there, like three hours, stayed night at friends place and then he texted me the next morning “oh yeah it’s gone”
This actually happened to my wife and I. In a way I haven't gotten over it. I've read somewhere that "Before the written word was the spoken word and that was your bond." We actually had a verbal agreement and then he sold the car to another. I did lose faith in my fellow man, but it was just one man, I have been gifted twenty fold since that time by incredible people and I am inspired to keep pace, to do good while here on earth.
Razor knife, cut it out.Cleaned out my snow screen!!! Absolutely plugged! I actually didn't know it existed until I read about it HERE ON THIS SITE while researching another topic! Thanks to all!
A PO did that to one of my son's Jettas, he ended up on the side of the highway in a snowstorm with a plugged airbox.
Yep. The foam helps keep the paper element dry when the airbox is full of snow
