Newb as it gets

[DaveMorehouse]

Hey group.

I am as green as can be. I worked in a gas station and did basic tune-ups and tire changes when I was a high school kid in the '60s. I have always wanted to get back into it but I have never done anything more challenging than a simple water pump swap before so I have lots to learn.

I don't know the best way to go just yet so I am lurking and learning all I can here. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Some of the photos here make me drool. I especially like the rat rods and I have an old GMC from the '40s in my backyard. I don't have any idea where to begin but that seems like the fun part of the adventure.

Cheers,
Dave

 

[Yankee Transplant]

take a picture of it and welcome to the site from lower alabama[P

 

[Yankee Transplant]

by the way this is the only group that will not down you for any ideas you may have ... but they will steer you in the right direction on the safety part

 

[Tripper]

Welcome from Central Tejas!!!

BoB

 

[MercuryMac]

Welcome to Undead Sleds, from northern Alberta. Now, about those pictures you were going to show us!

 

[DozerII]

Welcome to the Site from the GWN

 

[Skip]

Welcome aboard! And greetings from Portland OR. This is a great place to hang out and learn. Sounds like you are no spring chicken either. There are a bunch of us here.

 

[kenny c]

Welcome to the site. Lots of great people here with lots great help.

 

[DaveMorehouse]

Thanks

Thanks to all for your various kindnesses. I will get some pix up once I return home. Cheers, Dave

 

[Sam_Fear]

Welcome to Undead Sleds!

 

[26Troadster]

welcome to undead sleds.

 

[SideShow]

Welcome...

 

[bruno]

Welcome to UDS from Kentucky!!

 

[smallfoot]

Welcome from Flawda! Did anybody mention pix???[P

 

[KevMont]

Hi welcome. I'm not especially proficient either, but always wanted to be more so and have a fun vehicle or two.

 

[eyesore]

Welcome to the forum!

iSore

 

[klink]

Welcome!