Compared to a lot of people on this list I don't consider myself an expert in classic car department. Most of the time I feel kind of silly asking a question that any expert classic car owner would know. But unfortunately I was not born in a time where I could go out and buy a new 69 chevelle. My father was a preacher and had no interest in cars(like most people in my family). As a result, the things I'm learning at 26, are the same things others have learned in their preteens.
When I saw my first 1967 chevelle, I fell in love with the chevelle line. And shortly after that I bought my first classic car. I am the first in my family that enjoys working on and driving these cars. This list is my main source of information when it comes to my car. So I'm sure some of the "frustrating chatter" you speak about comes from me, and those like me.
Your frustration is my learning experience. Unlike you, most of the discussion on this list is very helpful to me.
JM
www.angelfire.com/retro/project-69
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From: I. M. Shrejk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 12:44 PM
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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Refurbishing Wiring Harness
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Like most of the discussion on this list, it is a total waste of bandwith in
"cyber sense", and it would be less frustrating listening to the constant
chatter of persons who have practically no knowledge of classic car
ownership.
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