Getting Noticed
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From: Kentucky
Originally Posted by jeff5683
Don
Grover sounds a lot like Chester, beat up, long way from restored. The bed isn't on right now so I am not hauling ANYTHING around haha. Chester is an F-250 also.. a 55. Used to be a wrecker.. they hacked off a foot from the back.. I'm currently trying to fix that problem.. I'd like to completely replace the bed but they are hard to find.
Jeff
Grover sounds a lot like Chester, beat up, long way from restored. The bed isn't on right now so I am not hauling ANYTHING around haha. Chester is an F-250 also.. a 55. Used to be a wrecker.. they hacked off a foot from the back.. I'm currently trying to fix that problem.. I'd like to completely replace the bed but they are hard to find.
Jeff
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Originally Posted by delrisinger
I work at the Arkansas school for the Blind, where we have a pretty well-equipped auto bay.
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Yes, the totally sightless children don't participate in "vocational" activities. These include wood-working, computer repair, chair-caning, and the auto bay. Many of our students have some congenital condition(albinism, macular degeneration, etc.) that could lead to blindness later in life, although they are not sightless now. Also, with the advances in medicine and micro-surgery, some students come to ASB blind, but operations give them limited to pretty fair vision that allows them to participate in activities never thought possible, such as driving!
I have found that nobody on earth can prep a rusty piece of truck metal better than a vision impaired kid. They do it all by feel!
Happy Memorial Day
Del
I have found that nobody on earth can prep a rusty piece of truck metal better than a vision impaired kid. They do it all by feel!
Happy Memorial Day
Del
