Fuc*kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ME!

[Jmoney187]

Last night was pouring down rain allll night so me and my boy just parked ourselves under this awning at a park and drank on a lil something and ... :lol: Then i cant remember wat we did for a while but i droped him off at like 10 and just came home and i left the passenger side window cracked!!!! I open the door this mornign and theres water sitting in the door.. water spots on my whole door pannel and window button and the pass side dash, the seat is soaked and it smells liek ass. :roll: Fucking terriffic. I knew that karma would get me, u cant have to much fun without trouble

 

[MoJoJoJo]

mmm.....smell of fresh ass in the morning lol....that prolly woke u up

 

[cabezzzdb8]

Good shit lol, at least it still runs

 

[g2teg]

lol....nice

 

[g3teg97]

Does your insurance cover something like that?

 

[g2teg]

most insurance companies will depending on how extensive the water damage is so if you have to replace your whole interior because a cracked window they probably will but its a 50/50 chance

 

[Jmoney187]

I didnt know insurance would even think about that. but ya this sux so bad , and passengers will have a wet ass for like a week. I need garage space!

 

[k624ash]

run your a/c a lot. air conditioning is really dry and will help dry the car out.

 

[Walshie]

uhh.. I work for vans honda and PO polish shop, extract all the wet cotton parts and turn your heat on max leave your driver window cracked let it run for 45-1 hour same as we do works wonders for drying inside.

 

[k624ash]

uhh.. I work for vans honda and PO polish shop, extract all the wet cotton parts and turn your heat on max leave your driver window cracked let it run for 45-1 hour same as we do works wonders for drying inside.

do you run the heat with the a/c also? if not you should try it. Heat and a/c is dry, also the best way to defog windows, thats the biggest reason i dont like not having a/c

 

[g2teg]

yeah cracking your windows will defrost your windows faster then your heater in the window, but yeah if you do run your heater, do it the garage with the door down with at least a 2-3 inch gap for exhaust fumes, help you prevent your baby being taken in broad daylight