Go girl!That is for sure. I have done a ton of stuff with old American cars. But now I need to do a cam swap on my Hemi Ram and it has been an really tough one. That one is going to take me a long time to get done. It isn’t in me to pay someone else to do it.
I recently bought an "older" truck, 2007 Silverado, to fix up. It definitely IS a learning experience.Absolutely! That is the only way I have been able to get done as much as I have (or as little)
Same here. I have a pouch for her that I wear. She can be right on my chest, smell me, and hear/sense my heartbeat. It calms her. She will curl up in it and sleep. It’s the only way to calm her. Luckily, she's a little girl.
Funny how the things that calm your dog would excite a human and vice versa...
Yeah I looked them up, so I would have some basic understanding of what they would tell me... some people take advantage.... it is a 2016 truck and paid off.... I hope it isnt going to break the bank
That is what I am thinking too.. just a little older than that, and a Suburban. I have always had good luck with Suburbans. Wait.. except for the fuel pumps.
With things the way they are now, I bought an extended warranty on my two main vehicles, and believe me, it's been worth it.
I know. It is irritating and you need a computer to figure it out. My dad bought a old truck and fixed it up. Needed some body work and they fixed some other stuff with the engine (would start but not run) and new tires etc... he was in there and happy as a clam
My nephew is a car guy qnd helps grandpa... he has learned a lot on utube... he is also mechanically inclined
I don't think I have a pouch big enough to carry you!Funny how the things that calm your dog would excite a human and vice versa...
Even in the early 90s most had some type of ECM, but they only controlled fuel and timing. Everything else was fairly straight forward.That is what I am thinking too.. just a little older than that, and a Suburban. I have always had good luck with Suburbans. Wait.. except for the fuel pumps.
I've always done the majority of my own maintenance and not just autos, but it gets harder yo keep up every year.
My car is a 67 Mercury. If I had my choice, I would want to find a 86 or older squarebody Suburban. Much easier to work on, but for some reason they are getting harder to find cheap.
A little red wagon would work!I don't think I have a pouch big enough to carry you!
The reason IS that a lot think just like you do.My car is a 67 Mercury. If I had my choice, I would want to find a 86 or older squarebody Suburban. Much easier to work on, but for some reason they are getting harder to find cheap.
Which model?My car is a 67 Mercury. If I had my choice, I would want to find a 86 or older squarebody Suburban. Much easier to work on, but for some reason they are getting harder to find cheap.
Cougar
Mustang twin?Cougar
Basically, yep! A little longer wheelbase, covered headlights, sequential taillights, but otherwise a Mustang.
Ha. About my plan exactly!! Already started in the yard!!
