Need Help! ohio/kentucky

90s_fan90s_fan Wagonist
in General Civic Wagon Discussion
ive posted on here before about getting screwed in ohio if you already havnt read it. the kid totally d!cked me.so i think im giving up on him. my dream wagon is a white 2wd and i found one in mint condition with some things done to it. ive talked to the guy and can get it for a really great price, so good a homeless guy with 200 bucks couldnt pass it up. my ordeal is i really dont have a way to get it to ohio. i didnt kno if anybody lived in the middle and would be willing to help get it halfway for me or closer. me paying gas and whatever you would want for troubles. im stuck and dont know what to do. i was thinking of useing my moms AAA and saying i bought it and it broke down but they only towe like 400 miles for free i think my mom said. any help would be awsome even if you cant help me get it just some ideas on ways to get it would be awsome. :D



thanks alot guys



josh

Comments

  • B20ECKOB20ECKO Band Wagon
    Some one help this guy! Lol
  • nerdariostompnerdariostomp Wagonist
    they only tow so far for free, but you can pay to have them tow the rest of the way, which depending on how far it was, could be around how much you'd pay someone for gas, food, and "their troubles"

    just depends on how far away it is from you
  • calaverasgrandecalaverasgrande New Wagonist
    I've toured as a musician, and usually IME AAA wont tow more than 50 miles. If you go one mile over 50 they will start charging you. I have had tow trucks take a deliberately long route then turn around and try and charge $150 for what should have been a free 45 mile tow.
    Honestly, I would drive down there with a buddy and drive it back with your buddy following (not leading).
    Maybe bring simple tools and some fluids.
  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    im just a little confused, is the wagon in Ohio now or Kentucky or...?
  • The_HeadThe_Head familEE
    If I were in the area, I would be willing to help.

    Why don't you just fly there and drive it back? I did that a few years ago when I bought my '92 Teg. Flew to Illinois, drove it back.
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