T-Mo Goodie
05-07-2005, 09:47 PM
Have you ever lost something and found it, but had to pay to get it back????
My story: I made a mistake rushing one morning and put the faceplate to my car (the one I wasn't driving) in my pocket. I realized it when I got to work and took it out of my pocket and sat it on the side of the computer screen. Thats the last I remembered seeing it. I forgot all about it for at least 3 days until I drove the car that it should've been in. When I got back to work, I was looking for it and couldn't find it.
I thought to myself "well, maybe I did take it home" :confused: I searched high and low at home and just never found it. I sold the car and had to take the radio out because I didn't know where the faceplate was. I asked a friend if they knew anyother options other than going to Sony to get another face. He told me about a place on Candler Rd. that has alot of faceplates and radios and stuff.
How about I went over there yesterday and guess what I find??? MY EXACT FACEPLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:rant: I know its was mines because it had the same small scratch and I marked it. Secondly, hardly no one, especially not in that area, sold the model radio. I questioned them on where they got it from and everything and the chick said "we get stuff in all the time" I was SOOOOOO mad that I had to pay $40 for my own faceplate.
I have an idea as to who took it there and sold it to them, a guy who used to work with me. He was that type of guy and he lived around the corner from this shop. Theres probably ALOT more stolen radios (w/no faces) and faceplates in this shop. AUDIO SURGEONS IS THE NAME.:2up: There had to be at least 100 faceplates and my be 25-30 radios with no faceplates.
I believe the guy stole my face and went there looking for the other part. He was always saying he needed to put another radio in his truck. ARGGGGGGGG!!!!
My story: I made a mistake rushing one morning and put the faceplate to my car (the one I wasn't driving) in my pocket. I realized it when I got to work and took it out of my pocket and sat it on the side of the computer screen. Thats the last I remembered seeing it. I forgot all about it for at least 3 days until I drove the car that it should've been in. When I got back to work, I was looking for it and couldn't find it.
I thought to myself "well, maybe I did take it home" :confused: I searched high and low at home and just never found it. I sold the car and had to take the radio out because I didn't know where the faceplate was. I asked a friend if they knew anyother options other than going to Sony to get another face. He told me about a place on Candler Rd. that has alot of faceplates and radios and stuff.
How about I went over there yesterday and guess what I find??? MY EXACT FACEPLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:rant: I know its was mines because it had the same small scratch and I marked it. Secondly, hardly no one, especially not in that area, sold the model radio. I questioned them on where they got it from and everything and the chick said "we get stuff in all the time" I was SOOOOOO mad that I had to pay $40 for my own faceplate.
I have an idea as to who took it there and sold it to them, a guy who used to work with me. He was that type of guy and he lived around the corner from this shop. Theres probably ALOT more stolen radios (w/no faces) and faceplates in this shop. AUDIO SURGEONS IS THE NAME.:2up: There had to be at least 100 faceplates and my be 25-30 radios with no faceplates.
I believe the guy stole my face and went there looking for the other part. He was always saying he needed to put another radio in his truck. ARGGGGGGGG!!!!