jeffs40thgtp

Ive got a 91 vette i found in a field.. it had been there for 5 years... i have had it for 2 years now... just finshed the motor about 1 1/2 and i got to take it on a nice cruz with the tulsa vette set a club me and my dad are in... it was a fun day 60 vettes cruzin together.... he just told me i did a good job on my motor and it payed off.. its so much fun hangin out with my dad doing corvette stuff i cant wait for it to warm up so we can cruz more together.

Glock 23C

Looks like you have things figured out pretty good. You have a special relationship with your dad. The world could use more sons like yourself.

jeffs40thgtp

Thank you... he has helped me so much with my car of it wasnt for him it never would have got done.

RLG

Maybe I will see you out sometime.

H P Bushrod

Wish my father was into cars when he was alive like your dad. You can't put a price on those times. Enjoy!

corvette Stu

and you only get one.

SUPERCHARGE

You're a lucky guy, my dad was always more into watching TV. At the age of 24, I loved cars as always and could tell you specs, HP, torque, prices, skidpad results, etc, but knew NOTHING about working on them. I didn't know what the alternator, radiator, catalytic converter, etc were. One day this guy sold me a messed up 1986 iroc for 1000$, but not knowing much about them never knew it was so messed up.

So using nothing but info on forums such as these, took me two years, I tore it apart, bought more tools than most people here have, fixed her, stripped, painted, tuned, interior work, welded etc using a self storage facility . Then I got a GMC truck I tuned to the *****, lifted, upgraded. Then 2 Saturns I transformed for racing, while helping other people with their cars.

So here I am, about 5 years later, 29, still not as good as most people on this forum, but further ahead than anyone I know, can replace ANYTHING and can easily diagnose problems.

But in the end, wish I could of learned much much sooner such as yourself. Wish I could of been around people who knew more than me, watch people build dragsters, build turbo systems, nos systems, superchargers, etc. But I'm now at a stage in life where I need to concentrate on more important things.

Having a dad that knows a lot and can teach you about something you're interested in is something you should never take for granted.

mazdaverx7

so whats your dad think of your C4??? any pics to share or performance specs?

Eakster