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Guest Chutney
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I'm a landscaper and as a result I have a large storage unit full of.. Well landscaping gear. There's other stuff there too, like lots of space, a welder and a rh 2b which is in the process of a major face lift.

 

During the past few months I have gently chortled as I read posts of people not having enough garage time. You see, as a landscaper(self employed), when it rains I tend to stop and play cars. When I load up in the morning I undo a nut here, cut a fuel line there paint a bracket or two.

 

I was making good progress. In fact, according to her indoors, I've only had one "kit car day" in about 7 months.

 

Bloody sun comes out and I have to make money.

So whilst you lot had a flipping great day today fitting spigot bearings and turning carb screws, I moved 8 cubic metres of soil conditioner and pointed some paving.

 

Jokes on me

 

That is all.

 

 

 

 

 

Don't even know what colour my car is anymore.

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Well I simpathise, sort of, fiddling with cars us always a winter pass time, driving for the good weather.

Therefore when you car is on the road you can drive to work in the good weather

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The way I see it working makes money and pays the bills can't be help! Think of retirement and the joys of driving in the future.

Guest Stuartl
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I know how you feel. I am self employed and work always gets in the way of fun. I sold my first kit car as money was tight and regretted it ever since. I then bought a RH S7 in bits that had been on the road but had no time or money to do it so that was sold on at a loss. I got my Exmo last year and it needs a bit doing but is roadworthy and I went to Stoneleigh today, the first time the car has moved off the drive since last October.

 

Stick with it mate. The main thing is keep plodding on, even painting a bracket or running a few cables keeps the motivation going and that is what stops your car ending up on ebay with countless other unfinished ones.

 

Where abouts are you? Maybe a fellow Hoodie can spur you on and/or take you for a spin in his car?

 

That should keep the enthusiasm going!

 

Good luck!!!!!

Guest Stuartl
Posted

See you are in Royston. Look up on the members list or do a post on here for local hoodies!

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