Sean had a 12 disc CD changer for sale at a very reasonable rate(read cheap for any of you that know me) and was gracious enough to drive down from the Linden area to meet me at the Pilot station on Rte. 206 right off of exit 7 of the N.J. Turnpike to deliver and install it for me. I had googled the directions and according to them it was about thirty miles away from my house. I live about 5 minutes from the Pa.- N.J. turnpike connection (exit 6 N.J. Turnpike) so I got there a lot quicker than I had expected, Sean was there promptly, we had a brief mini meet then he installed the player for me and would not accept any extra cash, beverage or food, for any of you Jersey members (or any other Mid-Atlantic Region members) that didn't know, Sean is a manager at the Midas in Woodbridge and he can and will do custom exhausts. Give him a play when the time comes, membership should have privileges

I went into the store and bought a best of Deep Purple disc and rocked all the way home.

My wife and I thank you Sean and hope to return the favor somehow when your in Carlisle next summer.

 

Joe you are very welcome. I'm glad you are enjoying the CD changer. It was great to meet you and your wife. I had fun talking to you and checking out your Bronco. Next time I'll remember the proper radio removal tool

Joe here is the link to the repair I was telling you about on Bob's truck to avoid replacing the entire exhaust as some people might do.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ml#post6450654

 

Sean, you know what they say, a good mechanic can work with anything. I turn the key put in a CD and it plays, good enough for me.

 

good work sean...

 

Glad it works well Joe.

Thanks Steve

 

I also had the pleasure of meeting Sean a little further north (near exit 9 NJTP) when he took a used tailgate off my hands. He's a pleasant guy and he must be a real punctual person as he was right on time.

Good Luck Sean.

 

Thanks Ken. It was great meeting you and you have a great looking truck.

Tom also showed up at my job the next day for some new muffler bearings

 

and the truck now smokes the tires with them new muffler bearings installed by a prefeshional mekanic

 

Well I did use the proper hammer and prybar. Good thing the torch wasn't necessary,