As you know I trashed my 'vette. I'll try to explain
you how to do it...
First you take big toolbox, then say to yourself : "I will do a very great
job".After
that, start removing all unnessery parts, like the
dash, the steering...
Then you have to remove all the little things that makes you crazy. I mean, electrical system (ALL
wires). At this moment you're proud to do this...
Then go out and open the hood.
Let's take a break to see how
you will remove all these parts... (if you feel something wrong, then go
get a beer immediately)
After you can start by easy things, like all that doesn't needs a wrench or special
tool...
Once you did it, start to remove the battery (easy and not
stressful).
At this time you have some thoughts, like: "Ho!
ho! Should I continue... YES!, I began and i'll finish it..."
Great, you're ready to continue.
Now take a wrench and start remove all the stuff that makes you
crazy again like, carburator, manifold, timing belt, this little part that doesn't seem to fit
anywhere...
Remove this and that and this little thing here that seem to be
useless.
Once you get tired of removing all this useless
stuff, go get a beer,
relax and enjoy the great job
you just did... Let pass a few days.
Ho ho! Another thought... : "Am I sure that I did the right thing, I don't have any money
to finish my project... "
Don't listen to this and get behind your wrench.
Start to unscrew a bolt somewhere under the hood.
Get off this little f***ing hose that make you out of
yourself.
O.K. when it's done (it can takes a lot of work and
strenght).
Look at this beauty, isn't great???
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
I TRASHED MY 'VETTE.....SNIF....SNIF...!
THEN
you can say: "what I have done??!!".
When you realize and
settle down, you'll say: "Maybe
I can rebuilt it?!"...
Once again, another 'vette owner cryed and felt on his
knees.......
As you read, it's a beautyfull story but it ends very sadly, then the owner think to buy another one, BUT this time, he will NOT repeat his own
fault...
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