Which one?

[One-Way]

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No, that's what I meant. I'll beat anyone's offer they give to you for you to come to LA. I'm not sure if that made sense, though.

[Jen]

Re: Which one?

Hmmm...I'm gonna have to think about it...I just read your post about hating females...btw, we better go back to car subject before someone complains...

So, speaking of cars, I have a question...I want to upgrade the stereo, so if I get a new one myself (I'm very picky when it comes to electronics) and take to a place where I can have it installed, will they charge me more because I didn't buy the stereo from them, or would it be the same price? Also, I have some buttons that control the stereo on the dash (have no clue if that's the proper name), so if I replace the stereo, will those buttons still work?

[One-Way]

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Hahaha. I'm kidding about that. Don't worry. I love females.

And, they'll probably just charge you labor, to install it.

[Siggie]

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See that? It was going to well... I thought my work was done here and then she read your other post. *sigh* Self-sabotage.


The penny test isn't very accurate. It's better to change the tires before they get to that point.

[Jen]

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I thought my work was done here

What did you mean by that?

[Siggie]

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What did you mean by that?

Just what you thought.

[One-Way]

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The penny test is annoying. I tell people they need new tires when there's obvious cracks on the side of the tire, and they pull out a penny like they know it all. I'm just like, "Hey, bud. You don't need a penny to see that huge crack right there!"

[Siggie]

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Haha... that's awesome. I guess there can be worse than the penny testing too. They could need to have worn through the rubber completely.

[One-Way]

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Some people come with HORRIBLE tires, like, belts everywhere, 18 nails in the tire - and they're like, "Nahhh. I think I can still get a good 2 miles out of this one."

[Jen]

Re: Which one?

Some people come with HORRIBLE tires, like, belts everywhere, 18 nails in the tire - and they're like, "Nahhh. I think I can still get a good 2 miles out of this one."

LOL...2 miles...lol

Okay, so I sent an e-mail to this body shop asking some questions about their work because the paint on the passengers side is fading a little me and it's bothering me (I mainly wanted to get an idea of the cost), and this is what the they replied:

Dear Jennifer:



Thanks for contacting Dings Plus! We appreciate you taking the time to send us an estimate inquiry of the damage on your car. After careful review of the damage in detail, unfortunately the damage is too severe for our
paint touch-up repair services, to work effectively on your vehicle.



For best results, we would recommend taking the vehicle to a quality body shop for repairs. If you would like a recommendation for a quality body shop that can assist you, please feel free to contact us at: (408) 243-8778.

We appreciate your business, and hope this information helps.

First, how the hell would they know that the car is damaged??? I didn't send a picture. Second, there is no freaking damage, not even a dent, just the paint, fading on one side.

Third, he just admitted that his shop doesn't offer quality service...

I couldn't believe it...talk about not knowing how do to business...