Bushido: I replied to the e-mail you sent. Something went wrong on my end, so I tried again. I also sent the attachments to your friends E-mail. I don’t know if any of it worked, I don’t have the best connection or computer.

 

thanks Noal. I'll call my friend Mike and see if he got them. Any promicing ideas on who's oil /propane truck is responsible?

-rich

 

Power has been out for some time here in Monte Rio, I need a generator.

As to your question not yet. But I know one of the guys that does that route for Lambert gas. The next time he comes to my dads place of work to fill up the company tank, I'll have him ask a few questions. Of course if he was the one that did it, he will lie, so my dad will not ask directly but will just ask who drives where on what days. If it can be proven who is responsible the driver will lose his job and the company will face many large fines.

Another thing, did anyone see the company name (if it had one) of the tanker truck that passed through our little WRX party on Meyers Grade, or at least what the driver looked like? Considering there are only a handful of trucks that pass through that area in a week that seemed like a BIG coincidence. I just was not paying attention.

 

The guy was your standard young (21-24) dark hair thinning in the front,and headed overweight . I got a shot of the side of the truck. but not the sign. If I remember correctly the sign was a white background with light blue letters. I thought that it started with an L.

 

thanks Noal & Vince. You guys are great. The car has been turned over to the shop via my insurance company now and is on it's way to getting repaired. But it lookes like i'll be without a car for a week. That sucks since i like 15 miles from where i work. Leaving my only other option of riding my bike. It wouldn't be so bad if it were summer. But this weather sucks for commuting to work on a bicycle.

-rich