NEED ADVICE - Starting up youth oriented car club - PLEASE READand RESPOND(NAC

[Sean Shoemaker]

Thanks for your feedback and perspective. I was the one who started the
thread.  What you bring up was certainly one aspect of what we had in mind.
I am actually very excited about having tech sessions being presented at
several levels of expertise.  I have also talked to a local police LT about
having some sessions about modifying cars within the law and why those laws
are there.  The possibilities of what can be accomplished here are really
quite broad.
-Sean

'87 5kTQ wagon

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Ok I think i can follow where this is going, although not sure who put the
first thread up.  Anyways being a "youth"  20, I believe that "we" need to
be
tought how to do small maintenance on our cars.  Changing the oil, filters,
lights, and even brakes are not hard tasks.  I Just talked to a cute blonde
today
in class who drives a 99 Wolfsberg (sp?), she took it to Wal Mart to get her
oil changed!!???  They didn't latch her hood properly and it blew off going
down the highway doing over 2g in damage.  Although I also know parents who
drive
nice cars and only change the oil when it is convenient for them and think
that it is no big deal because they are new cars and don't nead as much
maintenance.  This does sound like a good club idea for teens, not sure how
interested
girl scouts would be.  I know lots a kids that would of loved the
opportunity
to join something like that.  Also would look good on a college and job
resume.  Hope this helps.

Russ
85 4kq
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