Ha-ha! I tend to get into every nook and cranny of my cars. Prior to my MME I bought two new cars. Both of them received engine transplants before they were a year old (bye-bye powertrain warranties!). I’ve also pretty much dismantled and reassembled all of the used cars I’ve ever owned. I have a disorder.
Good job. I have to remind myself not to f*** with things unless they need it. When I was about 4 years old I was left unsupervised and completely disassembled my mom's Singer sewing machine. If there was a screw, I unscrewed it. She was horrified when she came back. Tons of small parts and we couldn't put it back together. So it all went in a closet and she had to get a new one. Later when I was in college, I found it in the closet, looked at all the parts, and put it back together. It worked good as new! That was a challenge to figure out and remember where things went from 15 years ago, but I got every single little screw back where it belongs. Now I take better notes.Ha-ha! I tend to get into every nook and cranny of my cars. Prior to my MME I bought two new cars. Both of them received engine transplants before they were a year old (bye-bye powertrain warranties!). I’ve also pretty much dismantled and reassembled all of the used cars I’ve ever owned. I have a disorder.
Good job. I have to remind myself not to f*** with things unless they need it. When I was about 4 years old I was left unsupervised and completely disassembled my mom's Singer sewing machine. If there was a screw, I unscrewed it. She was horrified when she came back. Tons of small parts and we couldn't put it back together. So it all went in a closet and she had to get a new one. Later when I was in college, I found it in the closet, looked at all the parts, and put it back together. It worked good as new! That was a challenge to figure out and remember where things went from 15 years ago, but I got every single little screw back where it belongs. Now I take better notes.
My dad used to let me key locks for him starting when I was about 4. Springs, tumblers, cylinders, followers, all sorts of other parts. The TV (with tubes in it) fascinated me. I remember going to the store to buy tubes for it and replacing them. I felt like a real big man.Good job. I have to remind myself not to f*** with things unless they need it. When I was about 4 years old I was left unsupervised and completely disassembled my mom's Singer sewing machine. If there was a screw, I unscrewed it. She was horrified when she came back. Tons of small parts and we couldn't put it back together. So it all went in a closet and she had to get a new one. Later when I was in college, I found it in the closet, looked at all the parts, and put it back together. It worked good as new! That was a challenge to figure out and remember where things went from 15 years ago, but I got every single little screw back where it belongs. Now I take better notes.
