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When I traded in my 2015 Subaru, I made sure I took everything out. Today, in the new Legacy, I reached up in the overhead compartment to get my Polaroid sunglasses but the compartment was empty. Then I realized what I had done. When I got home, I called the dealer but my car was already gone and so were the glasses. The finance company took the car and it was already auctioned off. Somebody got a $225.00 pair of sunglasses - but they're prescription. Wonder what my chances are of getting them back? Looks like a trip to Costco is in order. Why do my lessons learned always cost me money?
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Bye Bye Glasses
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Surprised the dealership was not more helpful. Hope whomever finds the glasses goes cross-eyed on wearing 'em! Had a pair of prescription Randolph Aviator sunglasses boosted once, never did get 'em back. Likely wound up in a bin someplace after the thief put 'em on for the first time.
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