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From: bcking@inmet.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Minor work on Honda
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Date: Thu, 21-Nov-85 19:02:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 21 19:02:00 1985
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** here's one for the gripper **

Sounds like what you want is a core dump on automotive technology...

I usually recommend that underprivileged people who didn't get to
spend the better part of their teenagerhood on their backs underneath
a series of burned out clunkers look into an auto mechanics course.
There are usually some available at your local high school, in their
continuing adult education program.  They always start out with the
basics, oil changes and the like, and work up to varying degrees of
detail.  You may want to see what's available in your area.  You'll
never experience the thrill of balancing a transmission on your
forehead while you (frantically) attempt to insert its mounting
bolts (in the rain, at night) by taking a course, but then again
you'll never have to explain the strange scars on your face to your
friends, either.

R.M. Mottola
Cyborg Corp.
Newton, MA.

(Replay posted for me by a friend, but not for long)