Do headers make that big a difference?
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From: Over There
I'll leave you with three notions:
1) What is your time and effort worth in dollars and cents? (I valuate mine at $50 per hour)
2) If you value your work low enough it may be worth it (assuming you have nothing else to do)
3) If the total of your time and workmanship is higher than the price of a finished product - just get it
1) What is your time and effort worth in dollars and cents? (I valuate mine at $50 per hour)
2) If you value your work low enough it may be worth it (assuming you have nothing else to do)
3) If the total of your time and workmanship is higher than the price of a finished product - just get it
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From: On the Edge of the Desert
I'm a decent fabricator. I'm not scared to do it.
My time? Well I make about $9 an hour at my job... I do think I can be worth more than that in the right position.
Right now, nothing fits the truck AND engine together, how I want it too. So that only leaves modification.
My time? Well I make about $9 an hour at my job... I do think I can be worth more than that in the right position.
Right now, nothing fits the truck AND engine together, how I want it too. So that only leaves modification.
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