Friday, September 16, 2005
Boro-Park store owner gets sand in his gas tank
A Boro-Park store owner, who was away on a vacation in Florida, had sand put into his gas tank. The man's son-in-law, who had borrowed his car while he was on vacation, tried to drive the car, when it began to make terrible noises. The yingerman decided to look around and see what the problem could be. After walking around the perimeter of the car, he noticed that the door to the gas tank was open a bit. He proceeded to open it and noticed that the cap had not been replaced and that there was sand all over the area. The yingerman is now attempting to have the car repaired before his father-in-law returns from his vacation. I guess he didn't have the lockable gas tank cap that I recommended a little while ago.
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A Boro-Park store owner, who was away on a vacation in Florida, had sand put into his gas tank. The man's son-in-law, who had borrowed his car while he was on vacation, tried to drive the car, when it began to make terrible noises. The yingerman decided to look around and see what the problem could be. After walking around the perimeter of the car, he noticed that the door to the gas tank was open a bit. He proceeded to open it and noticed that the cap had not been replaced and that there was sand all over the area. The yingerman is now attempting to have the car repaired before his father-in-law returns from his vacation. I guess he didn't have the lockable gas tank cap that I recommended a little while ago.
Link to recommendation
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