Ron gave me a huge boost yesterday by calling the Bennington dealership to remove the truck from my leasing deal.
The salesman was great, fully cooperative. The sales manager pushed back, hard, claiming that it would be illegal for me to drive a vehicle with a welded frame.
A GEICO representative assured me that this is not the case.
I had the truck towed to a fabrication shop. They told me the frame is repairable.
I added the truck back to the policy, taking Ron’s name off drivers for the Corolla. This resulted in a substantial decrease in the premium.
The salesman from the dealership brought new paperwork for me to sign.
I’d cancelled the registration so need to get to an RMV office to reinstate it.
Meanwhile, another construction supervisor confirmed Ryan’s thoughts on reinforcing the upstairs bedrooms.
Temporarily carless, we were lucky enough to get our lunches delivered from the senior center. The van driver was headed to Henderson on a scheduled trip and since we were on the way, dropped off our meals.
The credit union deposited the funds from my Green HELOC to savings and wired the check to our branch.
I joined the Trustees of Reservations and signed us up for a walk this Sunday at Field Farm.
I don’t know how all this will end, but by the end of the day, I was feeling more optimistic than I have in some time.