82chevy350
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- 1982, 1976
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- C10, K10, K5
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- 350, 350
i use silicone on just about everything lol
One piece oil pan gasket
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DesertBob
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- 1985
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Makes sense. Obviously the educaton has to come first.
You know this economy is funny. I have over 30 years experience in the IT/Software area and companies want certificates that someone can get in 6 months. All I know is that my "professors" have never actually worked in the real world based on their statements. I have to take the classes to get the paper to make future employers happy. What a crock. Rant over. Sorry.
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- HotRod
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We recently had the same discussion about guys that have ASE Certs from their shoulder all the way down their pant leg to their ankles and can't turn a ratchet to save their damn life and make a car run. Many times the Certs aren't worth the paper they are written on, let alone the patch for their shirt.
