Ping me if you ever need help with it. I've gotten quite familiar with these trucks

Thanks! I appreciate it.

My knowledge is worthless if I do not share it

Besides, if you're willing to get your hands dirty, they're easy trucks to wrench on and you can save a shitload of money by doing the work yourself

Yeah. My dad has been helping me with it a lot.

He fixed the caliper for me 😂

He’s been teaching me some about fixing it up

Your dad sounds like a smart man looking out for his daughter

I envy you in a way

He is indeed.. and how so?

My folks never taught me anything in the way of practical skillsets when I was a kid. I had to go discover everything I know now on my own

The skill level I would have today if I would've gotten started doing what I'm doing now a few years earlier...

I’m sorry to hear that.. with that said, I’m impressed with your knowledge and motivation

Heh. Thanks

I like to think I've learned a few things in my life, and I have, but really I know just enough to know that I don't know shit

Still, time permitting, I could rebuild that truck of yours almost in its entirety

I think that’s the way most people should look at it.. regardless of how much you know, there is always so much more to learn.

> Still, time permitting, I could rebuild that truck of yours almost in its entirety
@ThatShadyVandal And I don’t doubt that for a second.. you seem to know what you’re doing 😂

I like to think I do, too... sometimes, I may actually! Lol

You know what's funny, is last Saturday I took one of these and rebuilt it

This is a holley 4-barrel, spreadbore "double pumper"

First time I ever did one... buddy of mine watched me work the whole time. Didn't believe me that it was my first time

I just take things slow when I work, but I went about it so gracefully that he thought I'd done it before

I’m gonna be honest, I’m not entirely sure what that is. 😂 but congrats. like I said, you seem very knowledgeable, and you’re mentality seems as if you’re always willing to learn. That I suppose is the best way to succeed in life

This is something called a carburetor. It's a mechanical way of feeding fuel to your engine. They used to be common up until around 35 years ago

Oh, I see

You're a smart, young woman if you recognize the value in that approach

It'll get you far in life

Thank you. I attribute that to my parents, in the way that they raised me.

You've got great parents. They did a very good job raising you

At least, based on what I know of them so far

Indeed I do.. they’re good people.

I'd tell em that personally, if I could. It's hard to find people like that anymore, at least out here in Cali

We’re in AZ.. but yeah, younger generations have been more spoiled than raised.. I admire the effort they put into it, with the homeschooling and all.

Damn. They went the extra mile

You've got a bright future ahead of you. I know it

Thank you. I was working in a dental office, and preparing to train for an assistant position

That's a good field that pays very well

And there will always be demand for them

Indeed.. my grandmother is an assistant