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ToronadoGuyDenver · July 28th, 2007, 06:41 AM

Well, it's all over. No more fixing up my 1985 Oldsmobile Toronado. I really had it going well but now it's over.

I had my car at a shop for emissions work. While in their care, my car was stolen and the little bastards set it on fire. I can't even see the car at this point because it's being held for arson investigation. The man where I had my car being worked on refuses any liability. I guess I'm just supposed to walk away. That's what he believes. Oh well, bummer. It was a nice car. I put a lot of hard work into fixing it up and a lot of money. The car was fine sitting outside for years, I take it to be worked on and it's gone and I'm just supposed to walk away.

I think I'm going to sue him.

So long everyone and thank you for your help and advice.

July 28th, 2007, 06:41 AM	#19 (permalink)
ToronadoGuyDenver Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 13	Just saying Goodbye Well, it's all over. No more fixing up my 1985 Oldsmobile Toronado. I really had it going well but now it's over. I had my car at a shop for emissions work. While in their care, my car was stolen and the little bastards set it on fire. I can't even see the car at this point because it's being held for arson investigation. The man where I had my car being worked on refuses any liability. I guess I'm just supposed to walk away. That's what he believes. Oh well, bummer. It was a nice car. I put a lot of hard work into fixing it up and a lot of money. The car was fine sitting outside for years, I take it to be worked on and it's gone and I'm just supposed to walk away. I think I'm going to sue him. So long everyone and thank you for your help and advice.