I need a garage
 

Someone get me a garage and I'll do engine swaps and performance mods for them:-D

point of a blue oil pan?

who else has one??? i think thats the point lol

It looks alot better

you can come up here use my garage and build my engine for me lol I'll even throw in the beer

When it was modified for the Quad 4 oil pump....powder coating was included...so why not?....and yeah I think Im the only one with a lollypop blue

well, ima have a garage soon! wanna use it?

I have a garage, if my eco ever blows up then I'll send you an amtrak ticket and pay you 100$ a day plus beer and food, how that :lol:

Plane ticket, plus $30 an hour.

Dream on son, dream on.

$30/hr is a bargain in my book. shops in NoVA charge around $100/hr.

But are they paying the workers $30 an hour. No. 15$ maybe.

Just paid $84.65/hr here, I thought that was high :eek:

You guys are getting so ripped off :(

You'd hate to see what I charge to tune then. The price goes up.

$30 an hour is a great deal. There is no dreaming, and many people have paid me to do more involved work at that price.

Considering lots of places charge between $35-90 an hour, I know I'm a bargain. I mean come on do you expect PepBoys to do your header install or trouble shoot your mistakes on your install or tune your ride?

One question. Would you pay someone else that same amount of money to do the same work that you already do yourself? Didn't think so.

Think what he means to say, is want him in your shop? PM him.

Found some time to get some work done.

Project Quad 4 internal swap nearly complete. Interior management at 50% completion rate.....Black no logo bucket seats on the list remain.





And the heart awaiting its return with new goodies:thumb:

There's error in your comment. The thing is I KNOW how to do the work. I PAID for the tools that I'm using, which wasn't a cheap amount of change that was laying around.

that's about average TO PAY for a commercial mechanic. You have to figure insurance is a larger part of that cost than the labor. The mechanics themselves probably get $15- $30, depending on seniority and the company.