Recent comments in /f/Washington

AnonyMouseLeo t1_jccbols wrote

Have a friend with AAA that is willing to go with you. Some plans allow you to tow it where you want.

I used to have the RV/motorcycle plan which was pretty spendy and all my friends and family called me for free tows. I no longer have AAA 🙂

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non-member t1_jccaisi wrote

The only way you’re gonna tow that far for that cheap is on your own… or maybe if you have a friend with a trailer.

A tow dolly or flatbed trailer from uhaul will run about $45-$60 plus tax.

Towing one way, 60 miles, with something capable will likely use 4 gallons of diesel or 5 gallons of gas… for a cost of around $20…

It’s probably cheaper to have a friend drive it for you if it runs.

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Rocketgirl8097 t1_jccaeol wrote

I currently have AAA and fortunately have not had to use it much. It could get you closer to your home but if there's a place to repair in between that's where they'll take you. So I don't know if they would cover it at all for a car that is completely non functional. Fortunately my issues have mostly been dead batteries and they come out and give me a charge. Next step, battery store LOL.

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C0git0 t1_jcc8tet wrote

You have to get a scrap/salvage title for it. Contact the vehicle crimes division of your local police force. Get them to sign a thing saying that it's not stolen, get a salvage title. Take it to scrap yard. I've done it on two parts cars, a detective comes out, checks the vin, runs it in the DB and you're good to go.

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Salemandero t1_jcc8fdq wrote

Mount Rainier = so much beauty. Rainier the town ( oregon side of the columbia river) not so much. If you move over watch out for southern Wa. The property is cheaper because the area is full of problems, and I'm not sure why. You have the right idea with Seattle, awesome area.

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megalinity t1_jcc5xs1 wrote

And that is how I went from living in the Midwest to living in Washington state. When I visited my grad school visit, I fell in love immediately, especially the mountains- I studied them in grad school (at CWU in Ellensburg) from 2011-2013. After grad school I moved back to Iowa and cried when I crossed the border into Idaho. Spent 2.5 years plotting to get back here and finally got the chance thanks to a job offer in 2015. I’ll never live anywhere else.

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