03-16-2018, 05:46 PM
Only ever owned Chevys though with the longevity I've seen out of the Toyotas in my family, my next purchase will likely be one of those. Those things get a lot of off road hours at the hunt club but hold up like troopers with a little bit of care.
I have limited mechanical knowledge outside of some of the more basic things, but I've recently come into possession of a 1985 Alfa Romeo Spider that's bounced around the family in various states of disrepair since... well, 1985. I've been plucking away on the internet and with it and made it a little project to learn more about this kind of stuff, since the opportunity presented itself. Plus with some of the issues Alfa Romeos tend to have, it sounds like I'll get a chance to learn a bit of everything.
I have limited mechanical knowledge outside of some of the more basic things, but I've recently come into possession of a 1985 Alfa Romeo Spider that's bounced around the family in various states of disrepair since... well, 1985. I've been plucking away on the internet and with it and made it a little project to learn more about this kind of stuff, since the opportunity presented itself. Plus with some of the issues Alfa Romeos tend to have, it sounds like I'll get a chance to learn a bit of everything.