I've had this really, really irritating squeak in my dashboard for some time now. It's especially noticable on the freeway. That car--now 9 years old--has been a gem of stability, but it hasn't been holding up well lately.
Little things. Like the plastic casing around the seat belt broke off, and now I have to touch boiling hot bare metal in order to fasten my seat belt or release it.
I can't very well justify buying a brand new car just because of a little inconvenience like that, though. Even if it needs a new paint job, the windows don't roll down anymore, and it's started to get that little wet dust smell you find in really old cars.
The squeak, though, might just send me over the edge. I have to drive with one of my fingers pressing down on the dashboard, as that slight bit of compression seems to take care of it.
I was driving Miss Daisy somewhere this week, and she said that noise was just about the most annoying thing she'd ever heard.
"You know what I'd do to fix that?" she asked, "I'd wedge a piece of paper up in there and that will take care of it."
So I tried it and it DID!
Sunday, September 13, 2009
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