Another Newbie
06-13-2007, 02:14 PM
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Another Newbie Hey everyone,
Wanted to take a minute to introdue myself. My name is Keith and yeah, I'm another newbie to this forum (though i've visited here time to time). I've got a 1973 corvette that I'm SLOWLY resto modding. Been on the corvette forum for about 3 years. In the process of deciding what to do for motivation I think I'm going to build an LQ4 thumper. Like I said, this project is slow in it's progress since right now I only work very part time and am a stay at home dad and of course $$ are tight. Enough of that stuff.
Currenly living in Springfield, OH which is between Dayton and Columbus.
Mid 30's and a gearhead most of my life. This is my first real project though.
Married, one kid (girl 17 months) and another on the way in Jan. '08
I don't know a whole lot about LSx tech so, I'll be learning a lot.
Working on finishing my auto tech degree (part time) and hopefully turning this hobby into a career.
Thanks for reading and thanks ahead of time for sharing the wisdom and knowledge.
Wanted to take a minute to introdue myself. My name is Keith and yeah, I'm another newbie to this forum (though i've visited here time to time). I've got a 1973 corvette that I'm SLOWLY resto modding. Been on the corvette forum for about 3 years. In the process of deciding what to do for motivation I think I'm going to build an LQ4 thumper. Like I said, this project is slow in it's progress since right now I only work very part time and am a stay at home dad and of course $$ are tight. Enough of that stuff.
Currenly living in Springfield, OH which is between Dayton and Columbus.
Mid 30's and a gearhead most of my life. This is my first real project though.
Married, one kid (girl 17 months) and another on the way in Jan. '08
I don't know a whole lot about LSx tech so, I'll be learning a lot.
Working on finishing my auto tech degree (part time) and hopefully turning this hobby into a career.
Thanks for reading and thanks ahead of time for sharing the wisdom and knowledge.
06-13-2007, 02:26 PM
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Welcome Man!!!!!.....hey You Gotta Start Somewhere.....good Luck On The Auto Tech Degree.....just Outta Experience.....am A Gearhead And Am A Store Mgr At A Big O Tires In Greenfield, Indiana......working On Cars At Work And Then Home Will Tend To Make It More Of A Hastle Than A Hobby.....you Have To Truly Dedicated To Leave The Shitty Type Of Cars At Work And Remember That Your Baby Is Sitting At Home......dont Loose Patience......someone Just Made Me Realize This Recently.........
