u/SubpopularKnowledge0

To all the mechanics out there…

Have you actually had anyone come into your shop with a gas tank that someone has been drilled into for the purpose of stealing gas?

I have seen a lot of articles and links about this practice being on the rise. It feels like bs to me. Or at least a very fringe event. Gas itself isnt worth stealing to resell like a cat. So the person doing it would need to have a vehicle, a portable drill, and be stupid enough to commit a crime for a very small payoff.

Not saying it never happens, but is it really big problem or is this just the news whipping us up again.

*sounds like the consensus is that its a pretty widespread issue.

Need some advice on dealing with humid approaches. I live in the south and its starting to get real sticky. I replaced my slide yesterday thinking mine was just wearing out, but it was still very tacky.

I was using an 8, so i might try a 10 or 12, but any advice for this would be helpful. It’s really affecting my approach.

This is a great idea for a show.

Frank and charlie could run the service center. We could do a Matilda thing with danny gluing on fenders.

Dennis could find a new implication angle on test drives. And we could bring back honey and vinegar.

Dee is just out front dancing.