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I was just cleaning up some paper work, and one item was the employment offer, dated April 1, 2022. Irony doesn't get any better than this.

I want to thank our member A56 for going above and beyond as a board member, reaching out and assisting another member (me) in this *** ache. He contacted Autozone, supplied me with peoples names, contact numbers, e-mails etc. I spoke with the district manager, she admitted fault was theirs; a...

Who knows, who cares.........the whole event paints quite a picture of just who/what Autozone is, behind their facade! It just blows my mind to be terminated before my first scheduled day of work because some district manager allegedly could not reach me by phone, yet she left no message on my...

Yea I was hired and fired before I did a days work!! It sucks though because it was gonna be part time, delivering parts to commercial accounts easy peasy; was within walking distance of my home. I guess I buy parts from the competition now.

My local store has had ALOT of turn over, scared me every time I went in and saw new faces from the last time I was in....start all over educating the new people

The guy I e-mailed early on, asking for start date and time, whom never responded to me, is the regional HR.......been there, done that

The position they were hiring me for was commercial side parts delivery, sit in a car/truck, drive around.

Could be.....hadn't thought of that angle..........how do you prove???

Just thought I'd share one of those stories that you just can't make up. Autozone in my area is hiring, I thought I'd get a part time job, pick up some pocket money, have a reason to get out of the house; retirement is boring. Went thru the application process twice; got the automated response...

I saw it and thought that it could be a reference for the people who are asking "what is my car worth"

1974 Plymouth Scamp

If you are not sure if the rings are seated, put it back together, take it out and stand on it as hard as you can. Rings seat due to pressure, not just going up and down in the cylinder; take the car out and put a load on the engine

My opinion....be very careful of sand blasting sheet metal........done wrong it can and will warp what you are having blasted

Detonation shows up as pock marks on the crown of the piston......show us the top of a piston

Sorry for your loss. Make him pay for your car and turn him into your indentured servant for the next 5 years of his life.

When you get too much static

Actually, no he is not kidding......engines do have a tendency to stop at certain points......study of the ring gear will point that out

The point is.......if you grease up the starter teeth: and I have never seen grease on starter teeth, every one I have worked on has been dry: there is going to be transfer of grease to the ring gear of the converter/flywheel and that spins all the time while the engine is running..........hope...

What about what gets transferd to the ring gear on the torque converter/flywheel

My vote: keep the P/S and the AC........when you are out cruzing, do you want sweat running down your back, you live in Florida, I'm sure you know it gets hot.......the P/S is nice for parallel parking

You do........Was acquainted with some one who put an LA into a Dakota, he had to build his his own mounts. Maybe some one makes them; but if you have already searched and not found any; maybe no one does.

From my experience, a 833 tranny weighs 112 lbs bare, put shifter and linkage on and I would guess 120lbs

Decades ago I pulled the threads out of one of the aluminum heads on my Subaru because the threads on a plug seized up because I did not use antiseze; since that time I have been a dedicated user. I can't quite understand why you think you don't need it. What ever you do good luck.

My experience: Decades ago before I got a trailer, I towed with a tow dolly. I'd disconnect the driveshaft from the differential, tie it up out of the way with mechanics wire. I left it in the tail stock of the transmission so as to not spill tranny fluid. I did not worry about locking...

Just gotta love those "professionals"; makes me sick when I see stuff like that............

I think your price is low, and agree with others that he will be the customer from hell if he comes back. If he does, tell him you are booked up for at least a year before you could possibly get to it. Shake his hand and say "Thank you very much" as you show him the door.

Pinch the 2 little ears on the sides in and push it out

Your car, your money, do it as you wish...............tell them you might do it to their liking as soon as they pay for it; see how generous they are

What ever you are willing to pay for it.........who knows, you might get it for free