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01-26-2006, 10:51 AM
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newbie here
Hey Bros,
My old man turned a wrench for Ford. I started on my bicycles, went to my dirt bikes, then road bikes, then friends cars in their drive ways. Got a job as a Lot Lizzard, moved on to lube tech, then into service where I pulled axels on Subaru's for two years. So I have a little experence. I'm now in school studying Exercise and Sport Science, so I'm not wrench'n anymore. I just loged on the other day, and I have to say this is really a solid site. I had a problem with my car, and after comming here, now I dont. What more could a guy ask for! Thanks: To everyone in the Kia forum who posted, and to the sites Owners, Admins, and Mods. Keep up the good work. I'm sure I'll be back (I have a 10YO Kia, I'll be back often) |
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01-26-2006, 01:05 PM
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Re: newbie here
 Lot Lizzarad. Thats the first time I've heard that term. Welcome to AF and glad we helped, don't be a stranger inthe Kia forums. TS out
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