it remains only to wait) ) ) — Toyota Will VS, 1.8 liter, 2001

Today I woke up early in the morning and started to Moscow for the engine, arrived at the Yaroslavsky station by 9 o'clock in the morning ... in general, I was looking for him for an hour, at least (there are a lot of forwarding companies and no one knows anything) ... with great difficulty, but I found , the truth went around the entire Yaroslavl station, but it turns out to be far from small) ) ) They said to wait until 2 o'clock in the afternoon, because. the train has not been unloaded yet. After sitting and thinking about the situation ... we drove the car to the luggage compartment and went to agree that the car would be unloaded earlier, respectively, for a fee, when they arrived, it turned out that the car was almost unloaded and my engine was at the exit, I talked to some boss who is responsible for commercial cargo, he issued me a pass for a car for 150 rubles and told me to wait. The engine weighs 150 kg., movers are needed to put it in the car, after counting something on the calculator, the boss said that for the loaders from me 124 rubles 50 kopecks ... a little funny, I counted on 1.5 thousand. In general, they loaded the engine into the car and took it to Tula to the Toyota Center, brought it, delivered it and made an order with the manager, after which I went for the car itself, called a tow truck, loaded it and drove it. When driven to the tow truck, I got into it for the first time in 2.5 months and realized how much I missed her. They took me to Toyota, signed all the papers ... and now I'm sitting and waiting for them to call me saying: "Everything is ready, come, pick it up" ... I think I'll die of happiness We set up and made an order with the manager, after which I went for the car itself, called a tow truck, loaded it and drove it. When driven to the tow truck, I got into it for the first time in 2.5 months and realized how much I missed her. They took me to Toyota, signed all the papers ... and now I'm sitting and waiting for them to call me saying: "Everything is ready, come, pick it up" ... I think I'll die of happiness We set up and made an order with the manager, after which I went for the car itself, called a tow truck, loaded it and drove it. When driven to the tow truck, I got into it for the first time in 2.5 months and realized how much I missed her. They took me to Toyota, signed all the papers ... and now I'm sitting and waiting for them to call me saying: "Everything is ready, come, pick it up" ... I think I'll die of happiness