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Very nice and congrats to you and Cade! You guys are being hard on poor Cade. That Arizona dry air probably had that clutch so fragile from setting all those years it just disintegrated once he started street driving it. :LOL: Yeah I know probably not :LOL:
Yeah , I think that's about the 3rd reason he tried with me. :rolleyes:
I asked him if he knew how many years I'd been a mechanic (yeah over 50) ;)
Then I explained that my dad......his great granddad.... was also a mechanic and that when I was his age and breaking stuff I didn't get away with much either :LOL:
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At age 16 I remember one Sunday afternoon getting a friend to tow my '56 home with the Casler cheater slicks still installed, cutouts open, and trying to convince Dad I hadn't been down on the highway drag racing with the guys! He didn't fall for it....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike P
That reminds me of the shop I worked at in the late eighties. There were several times when we installed a new clutch in customers vehicles. When the customer picked up the car they would then dump the clutch and squeal the tires on the way out of the parking lot. My boss would grab our copy of the work order and write “no warranty” on the bottom, and he meant it! :LOL: