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I probably should sell some of them.

You know, my- My '69 Chevy that I've got, my, my truck, uh, you know, I've had that since 2003 and, and it's really kind of gone through a couple different restorations while I've had it.

Um, and I drove it the other day to, uh, a car show we actually host here at work, and, and I wasn't satisfied with something, and now I, I've lined up a, I'm gonna redo the fuel system on it again, 'cause I don't like the way that it's working.

So I, [laughs] you know, but that, I, I end up, you know, I save up a little bit of money and then I spend it to, to do that.

You know, whereas, you know, a lot of people probably would've sold it already because it's, you know, it- it's basically been done for years.

Um, but I, I don't have the heart to do it.

And yeah, I was talking about the mechanic that was gonna be doing the work, and you, and you said something like, "Yeah, get, just get an engine lift and just, [laughs] just take it out." I'm like, "Just take an engine out? I don't, I don't ha- I don't have any clue how to even do that." When did you start doing the bigger stuff? Like, you know, something other than fixing the headliner or some minor rust repair or, you know, that's the stuff that has now become easy for me, but maybe next level for me is, hey, how do I actually uninstall an engine and, and get it ready to take it to the shop or dismantle the engine itself?

But maybe next level for me is, hey, how do I actually uninstall an engine and get it ready to take it to the shop or dismantle the engine itself?

I mean, I started that at a young age.

My father started me in...

My dad, who's funny enough, he's an attorney, was...

He was a car guy in the 60s and the 70s.

He raced at Lions Drag Strip, which was a very famous drag strip back in the day.

So anyways, he, you know, then we, you know, kids came and he didn't, you know, wasn't into cars for a long time.

So tell me, it still has a spring and it still has a shock in the, in the Mustang now, but it will have a coil literally over the shock when