So I went by the HS to hang out with my old Auto Tech teacher LOOK what they R doin
11-22-2009, 12:50 AM
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well that dosent really happen with us maybe because we have already graduated and we have known him for quite a few more years...
but we will be dynoing soon. I just gotta put another 10 bolt in. mine keep breaking for some reason
11-22-2009, 12:51 AM
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well that dosent really happen with us maybe because we have already graduated and we have known him for quite a few more years...you should join us next time.
but we will be dynoing soon. I just gotta put another 10 bolt in. mine keep breaking for some reason
11-22-2009, 12:46 PM
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well ****. . . .that makes my auto tech class look horrible! I even went to rich school - we worked on dontated cars all day and whatever someone decided to bring in because they where too poor to take it to a real mechanic. - the teacher drove a white T/A though was pretty cool car. . .
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The high school auto days. Went to Lakeview Centennial in Garland, pretty much body work, painting, and oil changes. Never forget doing plugs and wires on the Principals 96 4.6 Mustang, not sure if he noticed some rubber missing off the rear tires when it was returned
