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i wish i had a garage to work on my truck in. i guess you got the better end of the stick. ive been doing all the work on my truck underneath a dogwood tree in the backyard! but at least i got a truck and the skills, ability and capability to do the work myself and not have to pay someone to do it. for that i am thankful.
i do my work outside in a gravel driveway, but i also know how to completely disassemble a ford truck or car to a bare frame and rebuild it back, which i enjoy i know engine rebuild and body work, if i could post pics i would post pics of the rebuild or this 94 f 250 4x4 diesel, it is down to a frame and cab and engine only right now, soon i will have it back together.
Back in the dark ages, the missus and I weren't quite as financially sound as we are now. Back in Ohio with a foot of snow on the ground changing out a transmission. Anyway I do feel your pain.
Alamogordo New Mexico. Born and raised in East Hartland Connecticut. Joined the Air Force in 1982 and came down here first in 1983 then to Korea, Myrtle Beach SC (yup, there was a base there!), Utah, Guam, Nebraska, back here in 2001. Trips to Denmark (it's a tough life), Alaska, Hawaii on the way to Guam, Saudi, Kyrgyzstan, and others I done forgot about.
that would suck to do work in the snow, today i changed my buddys oil in the rain and didnt wait for it to cool down and hot oil DOES NOT feel good on a cold hand. but that oil was chunky and black and brown and really nasty so i had to do it and now im ramblin so im gonna leave...
hey everybody i'm from rockingham(city) former home of north carolina speedway ,now we just have a 110 million dollar landmark , but I have my 85 primer f150