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A short story
got of work 7 am this morning ,had plans of putting in new speakers in the truck i get statred and here comes the GF she wants to helpwow ok not used to that.. so she helps me get one door panel off and I start wiring in the new speakers (pioneers) she takes off to the other side of the truck and starts pulling it apart I get finished go to help her out she wants to do it by herself, I am thinking this is pretty cool so go back to the other side and start doing the rears get it done shes finished with the front and starting on the back ...1hr 4 speakers inastalled with help so does your other half help with the upgrades, mods,etc ... mine cant wait for the next project Meez think its pretty cool
Hi George,( and everyone else!)
I am signed up on here, but I just hang out in the shadows,, lurking,, I stay pretty quiet.... most of the time... lol...
BTW, you didn't send me you address, I don't know where to send the airplane tickets. Got backup lights to wire up, install cat back exhaust and a few other thingys to do to my truck.
My address wouldn't do any good.... I WONT fly.... anywhere!! So maybe, Randy and I can make a road trip someday....
Backup lights would be a piece of cake, the cat back might be a bit harder,, challenges are good!
My name is Renee. Nice to meet you.
Hey Renee, could you call my wife? The closest thing she has done to helping with anything auto related is to stand back and yell "Thats not gonna work".
By the way welcome to NM's little spot on FTE!
Last edited by sealboy84; May 19, 2008 at 11:33 AM.
Reason: Forgot somthin'
My ol' lady (and yes, she don't mind me calling her that) will help out a bit if asked. Typically stuff like helping me bleed the brakes or hold this wrench or those kind of things.
I bought her a 1965 Falcon about a year ago for her daily driver. She loves the car and has gotten a bit more interested in my hobby since then.
It's nice to see women getting into auto related things, I've always been a bit of a "tom-boy" growing up, been working on cars and trucks since I was 16. I did it because I didn't want mechanics to try to "buffalo" me when I get work done... so I've always tried to do it myself first...
Sealboy..... good luck on that one....
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