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#1
12-30-2004, 08:21 PM
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New to the scene
First: Hello to all you enthusiasts out there.
I'd have to say that it all first started when 2 years ago I was given a great '84 Stang with a V6. I didn't know much about musclecars at the time, but, quickly, the idea grew on me. After a tragic, car-ending crash, I had to give up the Mustang. For those two years, I have regretted the day that I crashed that car. Now, for starters, I really don't know much about the internal mechanics of these wonderful machines we call "Cars". But, I am young, am very sharp and pick things up quickly, and am completely dedicated to getting myself educated in the proper ethics of Mechanics. My step-father of 10+ years is a mechanic and I've always wanted to learn for myself how things work. I have some good things going for me. I'm young, I'm in the military, and I have the time and the money to start my own project. It is almost a new-found desire of mine to sort-of "Create" my own car. Here is where I run into my first wall: I'm not so sure where to start! Again, as I mentioned before, I really do not know much about this type of thing, but I want to learn! Can you more-experienced folk give me hints/tips/pointers/comments/suggestions/etc..etc.. as to in what direction I should take my first step? (And by the way.. if you say anything in technical terms: I will be completely lost, so please, as we say: Break it down, Barney Style!) 
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01-01-2005, 09:31 PM
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Re: New to the scene
What are you hoping to do with the car? Race, show, drive, or for resale?
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01-02-2005, 09:31 PM
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Re: Re: New to the scene
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Wrong the had V6-ers back then
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01-03-2005, 01:22 PM
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Re: New to the scene
Yea, I'm really not sure what you want to do with your car, but welcome to the forums
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