Matt:
You sound like a twin brother. A nub here too with a minor language
barrier. But you do say it right, this site is the bomb! Just bought a
'65
Squareback in pretty decent conditions and (as yourself) being
mechanically
inclined. I don't have the slightest idea of what an LPS might be (loud
people suck, maybe?), no idea. I'll keep an eye on your e-mails (as well
as
everyone else's). This is like going to college (VW college, that is)
without the usual fees, lol...
Thanks!
-----Original Message-----
From: matthew Stanfield [mailto:vw70t3@earthlink.net]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 8:41 AM
To: type3@vwtype3.org
Subject: Re: [T3] Metal Heater Hoses
On Aug 9, 2008, at 6:59 PM, Jim Adney wrote:
Most people are familiar with LPS
Thanks for taking the time to explain what LPS is. I had never heard
of it before, as has been, and will be the case for a fair bit of
what goes on in these discussions. I am generally ignorant when it
comes to terminology and some of the products used when it comes to
working on and restoring cars. This is really a learning experience
for me. While i am generally mechanically inclined, i usually have to
figure things out either on my own, through books, or through
valuable resources like this list (which has been a godsend for me,
by the way). I have know real knowledge or experience on which to
build when it comes to some of the things that come up with. So
please be patient with me as i ask questions about what my be common
knowledge for most people and as i fumble my way through this
experiencing of trying to preserve and eventually restore my fastBack.
Thank you.
matthewNstanfield
1970 VWfastBack
mansfield, OHio
home.earthlink.net/~vw70t3/
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