after i posted that i did a search and saw the thread you started

It allways fills good to lend a helping hand . Sounds like you found yourself a Snapon dealer .

Nice Ben great job buddy.Your father must be very proud ot have such a fine young man for a son!

lol this is sweet thats cool you helped him, reminds me of my buddy who couldnt get his oldsmobile bravada to start, him my bro and the guys at the parts store couldnt figure it out, so i said let me get a look, and me being a girl of course they said ahhhh you dont know.. well first thing i did was look at the battery and saw that the terminals were corroded terribly, so i cleaned them up got him some pads in there to prevent corrosion hooked it all back up started it and stood there laughing at him as he just stood there staring at me... gotta love helping people :P

It must be fun to prove a man wrong as a woman

The cards were something I did on my own when we were bonnevilleforum, They are not part of being a supporter deal or anything. Given I sold less than 500 of the 1000 cards I paid for, dont expect that to happen again anytime soon.

It'* great to help someone out isn't it?

I've had the pleasure of helping on the road and in my garage. That'* kinda what keeps me coming back day after day. Plus you know that if they get the chance, they may help another person.

My largest repair on the road was swapping a UIM at Advance with a guy. I even supplied the LIM.

"repair on the road was swapping a UIM at Advance"

Now thats some roadside service, wow!!

I saw an NA Regal hood up, walked in and a guy with two gallons of water in washer fluid jugs walked by me. I got my stuff and stopped off to say hi to him. Diagnosed it from the curb w/o looking at the car. Ran good, he went to pass someone and it bucked/ran bad. He pulled in and now it won't start but will turn over and the coolant is way low. I said, that'* because your LIM has a half gallon of coolant in it, the plugs got wet...I'm surprised it didn't hydrolock on you.

We chatted a moment longer, Advance didn't have the manifold on the shelf as usual, I had one at home. Went the 1/2 mile home, changed grabbed tools (he had some, but you know about a man and his own tools moving faster) and the UIM, paper towels, nitrile gloves..etc.

I got back and we banged it out in record time with me giving him pointers on what to do next. Then i headed off to the brewery for the tasting.

Great job. That one looks just like my car.