[DeTomaso] Book recommendation

Dave Londry davel at emspace.com
Sun Oct 26 23:32:14 EDT 2008


Permanently black fingernails don't go over that well at open-heart 
sessions either.
dave

David in Durango wrote:
> The same book I learned cardiology from  . . . and if you want to be an 
> interventionalist, buy the $5. extra pamplet.
>
> with all due respect, of course . . . .
>
> If your friend balks at the idea, remind him how easy it is to "do" 
> cardiology.  and how hard it is to "do" cardiology with good outcomes.
>
> My recommendation?  Buy a car at auction and enjoy it.  If he just needs 
> something to take up time, he can learn polishing at Dave's Used Ford 
> Emporium.
>
> David in Durango
> cardio-thoracic surgeries on special: Mon-Wed-Fri
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Charles Engles" <cengles at cox.net>
> To: <detomaso at realbig.com>
> Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 7:20 PM
> Subject: [DeTomaso] Book recommendation
>
>
>   
>> Dear Forum,
>>
>>
>>            I have a dumb question:  What books would you recommend for 
>> someone interested in plunging into the old car hobby?
>>
>>            I have a cardiologist friend, who I seem to have unduly 
>> influenced.  He has decided he wants to ultimately buy and restore an 
>> early sixties classic American sedan.   He knows nothing of mechanics nor 
>> paint & body work.   I gave him some pointers about joining a club of like 
>> minded souls before going shopping.    I wonder if there are some books 
>> appropriate for "those who are about to begin restoration projects" 
>> without any real experience?
>>
>>
>>                      Warmest regards,  Chuck Engles
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>>
>>     




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