200q20v Brake and Steering Failure

[Motor Sport Visions Photography]

In a message dated 7/12/2001 james accordino <ssgacc at yahoo.com> writes:

<< That's why I do my own work.  If I screw up, then shame on me. And I
learn for the next time.  And not at $65 per hr. >>

How well put. It is much easier to admit you screwed up and move on than
to feel the pain of being robbed. Just be careful and seek the wisdom of
fellow-listers and everything seems to work out okay. Exactly why I do
the same...except here the typical shop labor rates are more like $85.00
(and up) per hour. I farm out only what I absolutly have to due to lack
of tools or equipment (which doesn't happen often). Ownership of any
older high miles cars (we own three) without doing my own work would not
be an option--new would almost make more sense. Oh, and I *love*
Pick-N-Pull.

Mike Veglia
Motor Sport Visions Photography
http://www.motorsportvisions.com