www.86garage.com

If anyone needs the extra hand I'd love to help with anything, it'd get me off my butt and out of my house an maybe something to do lol. Considering I've been looking everywhere for several months now and have found nothing is rather sad... JACK OF ALL TRADES RIGHT HERE I just need something lol.

As in an automotive shop? where are you located?

Yes sir, I am located in Webster area off South 45 and lets say Bay Area Blvd?

I work in laport I might need a helper soon if you dont find anything. Pay is ok but the job comes with perks haha like make your own car parts.

JDM AE86 wrote:I work in laport I might need a helper soon if you dont find anything. Pay is ok but the job comes with perks haha like make your own car parts.

What?! Like fabrication work?!!? That is a perk, heck honestly the fact that you say pay is okay i'm stoked ha I just look at it as doing something I love, well we technically since everyone here on 86garage is a badass at what they do But yeah La Port isn't far at all.

Do it.

dr.occa wrote:Do it.

IMA DO IT [really]
^ pro 'emotion-character' Yeah it sounds great, personally wish I would have majored in a mechanic class when I was in highschool....

Bunta's86 wrote:

dr.occa wrote:Do it.

IMA DO IT [really]
^ pro 'emotion-character' Yeah it sounds great, personally wish I would have majored in a mechanic class when I was in highschool....

its never to late. comuntiy colleges hold classes there is also s.a.m.s. here in houston.not saying you cant do it on your own but where else can you get a pro trans builder to teach you everything you need to know and build your own trans in three weeks. yes you could get an atsg manual and get it done but your not getting the 30+ years of experience. i took most out of electrical and drivability,auto trans. i knew everything else for the most part.

mooreofit wrote:

Bunta's86 wrote:

dr.occa wrote:Do it.

IMA DO IT [really]
^ pro 'emotion-character' Yeah it sounds great, personally wish I would have majored in a mechanic class when I was in highschool....

its never to late. comuntiy colleges hold classes there is also s.a.m.s. here in houston.not saying you cant do it on your own but where else can you get a pro trans builder to teach you everything you need to know and build your own trans in three weeks. yes you could get an atsg manual and get it done but your not getting the 30+ years of experience. i took most out of electrical and drivability,auto trans. i knew everything else for the most part.

That's great advice man I'll look into that when I finish trying to get my GED and some spare money to get all this stuff I need... I still need my license >.<

mooreofit wrote: ....not saying you cant do it on your own but where else can you get a pro trans builder to teach you everything you need to know and build your own trans in three weeks. yes you could get an atsg manual and get it done but your not getting the 30+ years of experience...

Yeah, I was taught by the internet... and while I'm more than competent, I feel I would be more efficient if I ware trained in some way. At the very least, I would have been at my current skill level several years ago, thus much kick ass today.

tl;dr DO IT NOW

Yeah I actually got work today finally. I work on and off for a place called Eggers on stage, aka upstage. We did load in today at like 9:40 am unloading fifteen eighteen wheeler trucks and taking all the equipment and setting it up, carpentry, audio, lighting, video, the whole 9 yards for Toyota Center. It's great gotta love the $10 and hr pay for someone like me haha. But yeah an education let alone knowing what you're actually doing is key. I can't just jump on a engine with a shocked wrench and attack it like I know what I'm doing.

Unless you want a screwed up car pick this guy!

Probably won't do any worse than 9/10 "mechanics"

^ That makes me laugh because you're probably right. Eh I'm sure I'll find something in that field soon.