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Tim
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Hey My name is Tim and I am 18. I have a passion for Mustangs and I was wondering if anyone new of any place that has to do with Mustangs, that would be interested in hiring me within Sacramento area. I have grown up around Mustangs all my life so I know a little but not everything. I'm in the process of restoring a '69 Mach 1 also.
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JoeT
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jiffy lube?
j/k/ ![[worship]](graemlins/worship.gif)
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Tim
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HaHa, very funny
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saleen00925
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there are no good places in sac, except maybe a dealer, you won't learn anything at Sacramento Mustang
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-Adam Cate
00' Saleen #00-925
3.55 Factory gears, 80mm MAF
13.7 @102mph
2 12" MTX 7000's pushin 1000W
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Tim
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Thanks Saleen
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stangless
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quote:
Originally posted by shade-tree:
jiffy lube?
j/k/
lol ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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67stang
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Lesson one: Go to college, get a degree, then get a job that pays well so you afford your hobby.
Lesson two: Don't try to make your hobby into work. You'll end up hating your hobby.
Lesson three: Wrenching on someones elses pile of crap is not a "dream job", except for perhaps Nascar, Forumla one, or similar pit crew.
And Lesson four: Avoid having your hobby car serve as your primary mode of transportation. This will ensure that you never have to fix your car in the parking lot of a pick 'n pull, kragan, or autozone on your way to, or from, your place of work.
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quote:
Originally posted by 67stang:
Lesson one: Go to college, get a degree, then get a job that pays well so you afford your hobby.
Lesson two: Don't try to make your hobby into work. You'll end up hating your hobby.
Lesson three: Wrenching on someones elses pile of crap is not a "dream job", except for perhaps Nascar, Forumla one, or similar pit crew.
And Lesson four: Avoid having your hobby car serve as your primary mode of transportation. This will ensure that you never have to fix your car in the parking lot of a pick 'n pull, kragan, or autozone on your way to, or from, your place of work.
Lessons to live by
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JoeT
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lesson 5: you only live once ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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lesson 6: don't screw yourself over by getting into credit card debt - buy everything you can with cash.
I learned this the hard way, and I'm sure others here have also....
Read lesson 2 over and over until it sinks in, because it is true! 67stang hit it on the head
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