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Old 23-02-2021, 09:54 AM   #21
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Default Re: Want to learn how to work on cars

You haven’t lived until a fermenting sewer choke has blown back, showering you with liquefied #2 and everything else. A well-spread plumbing apprenticeship (not just rough-ins and fit offs) will provide skills for finding lateral solutions to many problems.

If one were to take the “fix up a car” route, an older Cherokee or Territory would be my suggestion. Cheap enough to get into, tools are basic, hard to kill, roomy for adventures and good tow pigs.
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