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Real TV
I just got done watching Real TV. I'm sure everybody has seen this show. Anyways, they were footage that this repo guy in Houston, TX, shot while doing his job. The first car was a 96 4 door Pontiac. As he was going down the street with this lady's car she grabs a hold of the front end, trips and rolls under the car. Luckily he saw her fall and stopped the truck. Then she sat on the hood in protest. Of course the cops came out and the repo guy finished his job.
The second car he was on the look out for a truck : a 97 or 98 black F150 SC flareside XLT. He found the truck and the owner was driving it. He agreed to let the guy drive it home. While the repo guy was backing up to the rear of the truck to hook it up the owner popped the hood of the F150 and was fiddling around with something. Then the engine burst into flames. The repo guy got a water hose and put out the fire which did little visible damage.
Hopefully nobody here would sabotage their truck should it be repoed.
The second car he was on the look out for a truck : a 97 or 98 black F150 SC flareside XLT. He found the truck and the owner was driving it. He agreed to let the guy drive it home. While the repo guy was backing up to the rear of the truck to hook it up the owner popped the hood of the F150 and was fiddling around with something. Then the engine burst into flames. The repo guy got a water hose and put out the fire which did little visible damage.
Hopefully nobody here would sabotage their truck should it be repoed.
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From: Bradenton, Fl. USA
My ex-wifes granfather owned a buy here pay here car lot. I used to do his repos for him. I haven't seen people get so pissed as they are when their car is repoed.
The wrecker he had was an old Chevy, early seventies, with a souped up 454 and the old flapper type wrecker body and a couple of shotguns inside behind the seat. That thing would fly, I mean fly. Even with a car on the hook. It was strange fun for sure.
The wrecker he had was an old Chevy, early seventies, with a souped up 454 and the old flapper type wrecker body and a couple of shotguns inside behind the seat. That thing would fly, I mean fly. Even with a car on the hook. It was strange fun for sure.
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From: Chandler/Queen Creek, AZ You pick as to which town I'm in! Hehe
I saw that too, I all can say is what a jerk!
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99 F-150,XLT, Silver, 2WD, 4.2L, 5spd, RegCab, Shrt WB, Styleside.
Current Mods:Billet grille, Line-X bedliner, 5%window tint all the way around, Alpine CD w/2 MTX Subs & Rockford Fosgate 250w amp. K&N Airfilter. Glasspac w/dual exhaust exits out the back. Blue Ion Headlights.
Future Mods: Superchip, driving lights, & a custom paint job
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If I knew more about the school you go to then I would have a come back line.... but then again, watch who you diss b/c I've got "connections"......someone might have to stay stuck in the mud.... 