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Old 03-17-2010, 01:57 PM   #1
Vanguy
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Greetings from da Vanguy

Hey out there, I'm not an enthusiast or anything like that. I'm a self-employed electrician who works out of an old rusty 1995 Chevy van.

The Chevy van is a North American icon for a contractor's truck. I have been working on my vehicles ever since I have been driving. I am used to the old trucks that have carburetors, but I'm finding these older OBD I trucks to be a real nightmare wrench wise. The main reason that I joined is to get some technical advise from people who have been there and done that.

Personal wise I'm a Chicago native and I have been in construction my whole life. I've also been working class and lightly breaded my whole life and as a result I do all of the maintenance and most of the repairs on my vehicles.

I believe in give and take. If I can help you Ill try to, and I only ask the same in turn.

Thanks and see you in the forum.
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Old 03-17-2010, 03:50 PM   #2
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Re: Greetings from da Vanguy

Welcome from NW Washington.
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