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31-10-2012, 02:19 PM
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All,
I am a complete car novice and want to learn more. Does anyone know of any Men's Sheds (located in Melbourne's West) that pass on automotive knowledge? Most of them just do woodworking, gardening, etc. Option 2: Should I just find someone who is doing up a car in my area and offer them a free set of hands? Option 3: Just jump in the deep end and buy a car and learn as I go? How did everyone here get their knowledge? Thanks. |
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Automotive Mens Shed (Someone to learn from)
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