New Member Introduction
#11
Hey there!
Welcome to the forums, it's good to have you! I think it's awesome that you do your own work. You don't see enough gals doing that. There's a pretty great group on here that's full of information, especially for someone who likes to 'wheel. You've got one of the best rigs around for doing just that, and you'll have tons of fun with it.
Welcome to the forums, it's good to have you! I think it's awesome that you do your own work. You don't see enough gals doing that. There's a pretty great group on here that's full of information, especially for someone who likes to 'wheel. You've got one of the best rigs around for doing just that, and you'll have tons of fun with it.
#12
Has anyone heard from Lincoln?
lrChick, the long time used parts people are Will Tillery (mostly on DWeb and D-90 forums), Paul Grant, and the real RoverBones, British Boneyard - Home
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I am already enjoying reading the posts and seeing how my friends are doing. :-)
I think its just that many females get bored, or if you worry too much about the "getting dirty" part they will always believe it is a horrible thing. But once you do something right at least for me it was "hey I did it, what does this do?" kind of thing.
I love it because I do know I have learned to appreciate my vehicle more because I take care of it and also because it deserves it since it is my transportation.
I think its just that many females get bored, or if you worry too much about the "getting dirty" part they will always believe it is a horrible thing. But once you do something right at least for me it was "hey I did it, what does this do?" kind of thing.
I love it because I do know I have learned to appreciate my vehicle more because I take care of it and also because it deserves it since it is my transportation.
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And the females have a advantage, small hands, same number of fingers as most mechanics, the ability to use both halfs of their brain at the same time; and that leads to this Lady Mechanic Initiative
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