Well, the last Cruiser I've sold was 4 years ago, so who knows.....
Back to the story.
I grab the Cruiser Cash and the trailer cash and combine it and peel out to his house.
I arrive as they do. The trailer had 235/15's on them. One was bad. One was missing.
They had some to replace the missing in the trunk.
Or they thought they did. One 195 was in there and the other had fallen out. It was the 215.
He quickly told his ole lady to backtrack and find the tire.
In the mean time I mount the 195 so I can get the Cruiser loaded.
Meanwhile Ole Lady shows up empty handed and the 195 I installed developed a bubble on the bead. She grabbed it and heads to the salvage yard for another tire and to look for the lost one.
We got the cruiser on the trailer. No brakes and I must have put the Tcase in Neutral because it almost rolled right into my 4Runner. God gave me temporary superhuman strength and I stopped it.
Loaded and on 3 tires we wait for the ole lady to show.
In the meantime he won't tell me if trailer is sell or rent.
His donkey wandered over and he cussed it and put it in the trailer. The rooster crowed.
He breaks out a huge sledge hammer and channel locks and starts modifying the trailer.
After about 19 swings he passes out.
Yep. Falls out. I stay seated because as I'm trying to process this latest event, his ole lady arrives. Turns out she's his fiancé and is a nurse. She points to a trailer that got mold in it and that he had blown it out without a respirator. Turns out it got stolen. The respirator. This seems like a recurring theme. Such as the lug nuts for the trailer tire that the ole lady found along with the new spare.
I broke out this beauty and installed 3 lug nuts I robbed from the other 3 tires