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<blockquote data-quote="bassboy1" data-source="post: 88891" data-attributes="member: 55"><p>He's the manager. He doesn't own it. Plus, I am not ASE certified.... :lol: :lol: Yet. </p><p></p><p>My high school has an excellent automotive shop program, so on top of my automotive experience at home, I get a good fill in there, then come home and work on outboards. I much prefer 2 stroke motors, to 4 strokes, and with the outboards, most of what I work on is what is today considered "old technology." I can actually <em>fix</em> something, as opposed to just bolting new parts on. </p><p></p><p>I am just hoping I can start getting a little more business fixing outboards. I have not done much recently due to school, but seeing as that is over for a while, I am hoping I can get a little more income off this, else I start looking for a fast food or retail job.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bassboy1, post: 88891, member: 55"] He's the manager. He doesn't own it. Plus, I am not ASE certified.... :lol: :lol: Yet. My high school has an excellent automotive shop program, so on top of my automotive experience at home, I get a good fill in there, then come home and work on outboards. I much prefer 2 stroke motors, to 4 strokes, and with the outboards, most of what I work on is what is today considered "old technology." I can actually [i]fix[/i] something, as opposed to just bolting new parts on. I am just hoping I can start getting a little more business fixing outboards. I have not done much recently due to school, but seeing as that is over for a while, I am hoping I can get a little more income off this, else I start looking for a fast food or retail job. [/QUOTE]
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