Blue Notch

Then I blame Gary.

edumspeed

Blame's orphan, nobody wants it

Glenn

Glenn
GTR Member




Glenn

Join Date: August 7, 2006
Location: Lockport il
Car: 06 LL GT
Posts: 5,000 <-------------5k Yo's

Glenn

iszat yer cat Nathan? We had one like that she was pretty cool. She passed away over the summer.

2k7gtcs

Sorry for your cat loss Glenn.

jerseygirl

how do i check what rank i am?? lmao im probably not even on the list since i have so little posts

Glenn

your a bullitt member and never be to discouraged about having a small post.....count

Blue Notch

Yes, that would be Sandy. Sorry about your cat. I can't imagine loosing mine. I've never been this so close to a pet before.

Antigini-GT/CS

Sloooooooowly climbing up again.

edumspeed

+1, same here

jerseygirl

...i wish i knew more about cars to actually post more ....

no one is patient enough to teach me

2k7gtcs

We know nothing about cars. We just think we do.

jerseygirl

isnt the title of this forum the mustang SOURCE ... likeeee smartness included to teach dummies like meee??

2k7gtcs

I suppose.

There are people here to learn from. Goodness knows I learned what little I know from here. It just takes time and alot of reading. Plus doing a little wrenching on your car doesn't hurt.

jerseygirl

yea i sit here as u know with no life haha, and read and read and read...due to the fact i wont be attending anything car related anymore till i own my own mustang i guess this is my only way to learn...yea id rather have somene teach me on my car or their car so i can learn..

Blue Notch

Just start little and work your way up. Before I got my car, I didn't really know how to do anything.

jerseygirl

yep i know...practice makes perfect...once nicer weather comes my friend down the street has a cobra, but might be selling it for a vette...he said hed teach me a few things..

Blue Notch

Just start with something basic like changing a light bulb, then move on to something like changing the oil.

jerseygirl

yeaaaaaaaaaaa...umm im gonna have to have someone who knows cars near me so i dont screw something up...

2k7gtcs

Not that I recommend this, but I didn't know anything about golf carts till I took one apart. Now I even know how to put it back together.

Of course this is ridiculous. A car is more important than a golf cart and you;d be screwed if you took it apart. But find some how-to's on something like an oil change or a headlight like Nathan said and then work your way into it. You really should learn though so when you are completely on your own in the world some mechanic doesn't take advantage of you buy telling you your Johnson rod is broke and requires a new flux capacitor or something. It's good to know a little bit about as much as you can in life. IMHO

Its good that you are desirous to learn. That's the first step.