Work On Shark?

I do most of my own with a few tasks sent out to our local Corvette mechanic.

I do all my own except engine machine work.  It sure takes a long time, but I can't blame anyone else for quality.

Larry

[QUOTE=VetteSpecialties]It sure takes a long time, but I can't blame anyone else for quality.

Larry
[/QUOTE] Time doesn't matter if you are seeking perfection and trying to satisfy your biggest critic...............which is youself. Getting someone else do do the work can leave you disatisified in two ways; cost and quality. I realize that some people charish their car, but don't have the tools, time, or knowledge.

Always. always, always.....I do my own work.
     Only take to someone else as a last resort.

Besides thats the fun of having a vette and thats working on it...

Almost everything but paint I do with the help of 71Shark.  After all, what are friends for?

Remember, in the '70's it was a friend with weed is a friend indeed, now it's a friend with a lift is a very special gift!

Always do my own work, even though new at corvettes, personnal satisfaction of successful troubleshooting is the payoff with any machine, not to mention lessons learned that can be passed on.  PS Larry and Joel, dead short problem solved & repaired, thanks for the help

I take care of my 73 on my own unless it is something that takes equipment I don't have like wheel alignments. Then I take it to people that know what they are doing.

I do 99% of the work myself, and I know who to call for advice.......

[QUOTE=EdgewaterEd]  PS Larry and Joel, dead short problem solved & repaired, thanks for the help[/QUOTE] That's great do you want to share where the problem was, and did Joel get you the wiring diagrams?