One year.
Canned Goods, this iteration, at least, has been up and running for a year, now.
Sorry, no celebration. Just some locally grown fan production–shot just 1.5 blocks from the apartment. Funny, but I’ve never run into him during the day.
Canned Goods, this iteration, at least, has been up and running for a year, now.
Sorry, no celebration. Just some locally grown fan production–shot just 1.5 blocks from the apartment. Funny, but I’ve never run into him during the day.
So, I recently broke the left-side mirror off my truck (if you can fold yours in, do so when backing up next to a fence) and found a replacement on EBAY for 1/3 the cost at the dealership; unfortunately it was the wrong part (style/size). I called the number on the invoice and was told I needed to get the OEM number of the part I needed and take pictures of it and the part I received. No big thing. Maybe the EBAY listing should have listed the OEM numbers so customers could match them up.
Anyway, I didn’t hear back from them, so I called today. For $2 more I they will send me the part I need, and what do I do with the other mirror? No, they aren’t refunding my money for it. They don’t want it back. But they also aren’t charging me for it; rather, I’ve been told to trash it because it would cost more to ship it back to them than it’s worth.
I realize that there probably aren’t that many ‘98 chevy s10s out there with missing left-side mirrors, but just throw it away?
Let me know if you need a mirror.
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