>Who at home mechanic here? Had a little car trouble today

>>17208479
They did a study in the UK and found that only 30% of the population knew how to change a light bulb. So 10% of the population being competent enough to work on a car could be generous.

>>17208504
cockroach brits can barely be considered people, though.

Two full sized bays, one big enough for heavy duty work the other for any other sort of vehicle alongside a 6x10 metalworking table. MIG, TIG, stick, plasma, lathe, steel rack, 200gal shop compressor, snapon overhead extension cords as well as trouble lights. HPS lighting with wall mounted fluorescents, office.

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>>17208553

some pics.

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>>17208553

The small bay, other bay has a large rolling gantry for lifting heavy duty shit to work on.

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>>17208479
If you own not lease a car and don't work on your literally a cuck fag

Any shop or dealership will bend you over like the little boi you are

Not working on your car is more of a sin then not knowing manual

Stuff like engine or trans internals is excused, that shit is scary, especially if it's your only daily

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>>17208553

Can see the bay with the rolling gantry.

I'm a very lucky dude.

>>17208583
Can I move in?

>>17208574
>having a car that's not under warranty
how's it feel to be poor?

>>17208601
Meh it's allright , guess I'll have to cry in my Audi, vw, or if I'm feeling spiffy maybe my mazdaw

I've done everything in my garage short of opening the bottom-end or fuel tank.