I was watching "A Car is Reborn" last night and thinking about the wonder of a
really good body man. The paint job on the car in the series is amazing but
when you consider the body work took 8 weeks and the paint 6 more then it
dammed well better...
Was thinking that when I inevitably get laid off from this gig (5 and a half
years and counting but black humor seems to keep me working) maybe I could get
the state to pay me to take an auto body course. Seems like there will always
be work.
-Curt
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2009 00:27:00 -0500
From: Wonko the Sane <don.b...@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [MBZ] an idea -- and perhaps a stupid one (me being me)
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Nope. I am his serf for two weeks. The "bring in your 240D" would have to be
his suggestion. I am more thinking that I will be doing wet sanding for 80
hours. I simply want to apprentice for two weeks then return to my day job,
but pick up the equivalent of what the local community college used to offer
as Body Repair. I certainly won't be doing this for a living ... or I don't
plan to (unless the bug bites me bad).
I see this more as a temporary training under a self-taught master, and you
can't normally buy that.
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