CollegeKid
New Member
Hey all,
I love old stuff. Traditional hot rods, kustoms, (and Toyota Land Cruisers) and motorcycles are all I think about. I have been into boardtrackers since a kid. I built non-motored versions because my mom didn't want me to have any type of motorcycle. Now that I am out of the house, I'm free! Over the summer I worked as a shop boy for Revolution Rod and Custom in Livermore, CA. I learned basic mechanics and I learned how to plasma cut. I will continue working there over breaks and over summer. I just applied for a job on campus and hope to get it so I can build my dream boardtracker. I'll start that thread eventually but not until I actually get a bike. If anyone from the area wants to help me, it would be much appreciated because lets be honest, I have no idea what I'm doing. Also, don't tell my mom, she scares me
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--Derek
I love old stuff. Traditional hot rods, kustoms, (and Toyota Land Cruisers) and motorcycles are all I think about. I have been into boardtrackers since a kid. I built non-motored versions because my mom didn't want me to have any type of motorcycle. Now that I am out of the house, I'm free! Over the summer I worked as a shop boy for Revolution Rod and Custom in Livermore, CA. I learned basic mechanics and I learned how to plasma cut. I will continue working there over breaks and over summer. I just applied for a job on campus and hope to get it so I can build my dream boardtracker. I'll start that thread eventually but not until I actually get a bike. If anyone from the area wants to help me, it would be much appreciated because lets be honest, I have no idea what I'm doing. Also, don't tell my mom, she scares me
.--Derek
