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    answer from Rebecca using Katwyns name

    Quote Originally Posted by claire
    Katwyn, tell your sister in law to go for it!!!

    I have worked in the automotive industry for the last eight years and have just got in and done the work and not bothered about the gender thing. If you're good enough at what you do that speaks for itself. I also have no hesitation in asking for help or an explanation of something if I haven't quite got an understanding of it I'm happy with and don't get the patronising thing happening to me often and if I do I always seem to hold my own. I also have a car which is mine. I don't mind getting my hands dirty if it needs work, I have to clean it on Rod Runs cause its my car.

    A friend we go away on Rod Runs with reckons Girls can do anything - so let them.

    Answer from Rebecca (using Katwyn's name )

    Yep, I know the gender thing is no big deal...(I think people think thats what i'm worried about - but i'm not) I know what you mean, I tend to hold my own with the boys too but the point of my posting was to see if there were any girls into it at my level who were genuinely interested in bouncing ideas
    and stuff like that cos you know we like a good gas bag as well

    whether there are girls involved or not I will be continuing anyway! by the way Claire..what sort of Hot rod have you got?

    Thanks all you guys and girls for in put so far!

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    Hi Rebecca

    I've got a 60 Thunderbird that I bought earlier this year as I sold my later model Thunderbird I used as a daily driver. The 60 is pink with a black top and quite a rare one as it has a sunroof. If you get the Petrolhead its in there this month at Sunset Rod & Custom Club's run. We've just sold our other car which was a 66 Pontiac GTO and will maybe do the pre '49 thing, haven't decided really. We also have a 73 T Bird that we are in the process of shaving, slamming etc but are waiting for parts from the states.

    I've also got a good friend with a '39 deluxe coupe that we do a lot of events with. Once you find a club your into and find some like minded peopl I think you will be pleasantly surprised how many woman are out ther doing it and have their own cars etc.

    Claire

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    Quote:"I've also got a good friend with a '39 deluxe coupe that we do a lot of events with. Once you find a club your into and find some like minded peopl I think you will be pleasantly surprised how many woman are out ther doing it and have their own cars etc."

    Mrs S.D. has her own '62 Fairlane, she bought it as her own choice of car, we are attemting to get ot ready for Rotovegas this coming Labour weekend at the mement it's stripped, no engine interior etc and all set for the paint shop.

    She does what she can on it, leaves the rest for me and balances that with doing the daily chores etc to leave me getting on with her Fairlane.

    Known quite a few ladies into cars & bikes, it's no big deal, just treat them as equals
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    Quote Originally Posted by claire
    Hi Rebecca

    I've got a 60 Thunderbird that I bought earlier this year as I sold my later model Thunderbird I used as a daily driver. The 60 is pink with a black top and quite a rare one as it has a sunroof. If you get the Petrolhead its in there this month at Sunset Rod & Custom Club's run. We've just sold our other car which was a 66 Pontiac GTO and will maybe do the pre '49 thing, haven't decided really. We also have a 73 T Bird that we are in the process of shaving, slamming etc but are waiting for parts from the states.

    I've also got a good friend with a '39 deluxe coupe that we do a lot of events with. Once you find a club your into and find some like minded peopl I think you will be pleasantly surprised how many woman are out ther doing it and have their own cars etc.

    Claire
    Hi Claire
    Thanks for that. You guys must have the most exciting garage to walk into.
    I'm going to check out Petrolhead.

    Thanks for your advice

    From Rebecca

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    She does what she can on it, leaves the rest for me and balances that with doing the daily chores etc to leave me getting on with her Fairlane.
    Thanks Scum dog
    Maybe you guys can split the chores so she can do more work on the
    Fairlane. I reakon she will love that

    From Rebecca, the girl in question

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    Mrs S.D. has her own '62 Fairlane, she bought it as her own choice of car, we are attemting to get ot ready for Rotovegas this coming Labour weekend at the mement it's stripped, no engine interior etc and all set for the paint shop.

    Hey SD

    we are the host club for the Nationals but sadly won't be there as we are committed to another club that weekend. We will be in Vegas though with the Thunderbird club not Sulphur City and are having our Club Display at the ShowNShine on Sunday.

    Good Luck getting the car done. We do a few rods/customs etc at our shop and ours are always last in the cue to get anything done to them so I can appreciate the time you would have been putting in. Is the Fairlane a coupe or sedan?

    Claire

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    Where's that number?

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    Quote:"Good Luck getting the car done. We do a few rods/customs etc at our shop and ours are always last in the cue to get anything done to them so I can appreciate the time you would have been putting in. Is the Fairlane a coupe or sedan?"

    Shame you're not going to be there, never mind, with a bit of luck we'll still meet.
    Chrissy-Bimbos Failane is a 4-door factory column shift auto, now has 302/C4 in it and set of 5-spoke Hustler mags. Colour is black with cerese (pinky-purple) contrast and trim.(her choice of colour!).
    Would have been nice if it was a coupe but still it's a nice roomy bus, all our other wheels are basicly two-seaters.
    Oh yeah, thanks for asking and the comments,
    Catch ya :spudbooge
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    Quote Originally Posted by KATWYN
    Thanks Scum dog
    Maybe you guys can split the chores so she can do more work on the
    Fairlane. I reakon she will love that

    From Rebecca, the girl in question
    HER decision and I wasn't going to argue!!! We do split the chores normally but as time starts to run out I have to spend more of it on the Fairlane or we'll be stuck with taking my truck to Rotovegas
    Mrs S.D. is keen to do as much as she can on her car but we've only been an item for a bit over 5 years and she hasn't learned quite everything I know about cars yet, she'll get there as she is real calm when it comes to coping with mechanical misadventures - and I provide a lot of them
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    HER decision and I wasn't going to argue!!! We do split the chores normally but as time starts to run out I have to spend more of it on the Fairlane or we'll be stuck with taking my truck to Rotovegas
    Mrs S.D. is keen to do as much as she can on her car but we've only been an item for a bit over 5 years and she hasn't learned quite everything I know about cars yet, she'll get there as she is real calm when it comes to coping with mechanical misadventures - and I provide a lot of them
    Yea Scum, wasn't going to argue when she wanted to post that
    either! Gutsy determined we thing is Rebecca. she was having you on though

    Thanks for your first post by the way

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones
    Where's that number?

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    Hmmm, she has razor sharp teeth and breathes fire from her nose
    not your average gal.....still interested?

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    Quote Originally Posted by KATWYN
    Hmmm, she has razor sharp teeth and breathes fire from her nose
    not your average gal.....still interested?
    lol I'm give most things a go

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    Quote Originally Posted by KATWYN
    Hmmm, she has razor sharp teeth and breathes fire from her nose
    not your average gal.....still interested?
    She sounds perfect! Alas... Why does she have to be interested in stinky ol V8s and not bikes


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