Gents,

A work friend posted recently that she was looking for help for her 16 year old son, who has a 1947 Chevy truck that breaks down a lot and strands him. She was looking for someone who can teach him and her how to work on the old truck and get it as reliable as possible. The truck has a motor from an 80's (NFI) vehicle. It's currently having a charging problem that is probably an alternator, but she really needs someone to help teach her son how to work on it.

SWEET and I offered to provide any assistance she needed down in the Fredericksburg area, but she's a ways north of us for anything long term.

I thought of this place and sent her a note letting her know that we probably have the perfect mix of folks who can help her out. I told her that I would post on this site and try to get her some local assistance. I also recommended that she have her son do an intro post in the Welcome Center and follow that with specific questions in the appropriate forums.

So, any takers for an offer of help? I can arrange the phone/email introductions as needed.

Thanks in advance,

Jim


1957 Chevrolet 3100 Stepside
235, 3-speed w/OD
In the Stovebolt Gallery