[HollidayJer]

I bought a 76 formula when I was 16 and still own it today. It was my first car and hopefuly the only one I'll ever need. I'm going into the millitary soon and plan to have it restored once I've been in for a while. Any advise as to where I should take it? It's in Arizona Far from the rusting Wisconsin winters that all cars fear. Please let me know how I should go about doing this. I love my car, unfortunately I'm rather stupid when It comes to major fixing.

[HollidayJer]

I bought a 76 formula when I was 16 and still own it today. It was my first car and hopefuly the only one I'll ever need. I'm going into the millitary soon and plan to have it restored once I've been in for a while. Any advise as to where I should take it? It's in Arizona Far from the rusting Wisconsin winters that all cars fear. Please let me know how I should go about doing this. I love my car, unfortunately I'm rather stupid when It comes to major fixing.

[Zig'sbird]

Originally posted by 76FormulaGuy:
Any advise as to where I should take it? I love my car, unfortunately I'm rather stupid when It comes to major fixing.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">First, are you looking for a place to store it or a place to have it restored?

Also, on most bases there is a garage with open bays that you can use. At the garage there is one guy that works there to help people out. This is a great way to learn. Also look for on base learning centers that might offer classes.

BTW you only stated military - which branch?

[HollidayJer]

I'm Looking for a place to restore it. I doubt I'll be in the country very long after basic. I'm going to join the marines. Thank you for your response. It'll more than likely be a very long term project, But I will be gone, so I won't miss any thing.