Posted by Brent Zappe on June 14, 2017 at 07:48:11 from (104.192.88.65):
When I was at work people I worked with would ask me what car maker do you prefer? What they did not know is that my hobby required me to work on any thing that had four wheels. since my job was cleaning classrooms and I was not a mechanic they did not believe my answer to them. it was fun to reply back to them. I have restored Fords, Chevy., G.M.C, I.H.C and Dodge. what I find in the cars are some thing good and bad in each maker. Looking at the Craftsmanship, quality and engineering standards. Realizing that each Company behind the cars they made. Understanding where the weakness is in there company VS having to compete with the other car maker prices. Thus I come to conclusion Every maker on a high power muscle car had there good points and bad points on there cars. I am not a person who focus on one company but I enjoy restoring many different types of makes and models. This lets me understand that we all enjoy living in a country where we can drive some thing we like.
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