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  1. 09-17-2016 09:09 AM #1
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    firebird77clone is offline CHR Member
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    Working on new cars

     



    Today I'm making some beer money, doing brakes on the neighbor's soulless, boring, modern import.

    I learned something: newer cars without 40 year old rusted parts are pretty easy to work on! Who knew?
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    Education is expensive. Keep that in mind, and you'll never be terribly upset when a project goes awry.
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    Doing brakes on our rolling stock used to be one of my favorite chores.

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