Posted by wile E on July 04, 2014 at 04:33:36 from (71.82.74.231):
In Reply to: What Is A 710 posted by Hoby on July 03, 2014 at 17:07:21:
True story here.
30 years ago when I was a kid my whole family, 4 of us total were at a gas station. My dad went in to pay for the gas. As he walked out of the station 2 younger girls had the hood up on their car and one of the girls opened up a quart of oil and just poured it onto the engine (without taking of the oil filler cap) she just dumped it right out on the engine and a fire started. Right at that minute my dad was walking by. (keep in mind I am about 14 yo at the time) as I am looking out the window of my dads car my dad grabbed a rag and put out the fire in their car. (real lucky a major fire did not blow up the station)
Some people have no business trying to do anything slightly mechanically related to cars or truck. From what I remember these girls were about 20, and of course.....Blond.
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