I am trying to find a book I read long ago. It is written in the same vein as "Zen and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance" BUT it is about a city dweller who moves to Vermont(?) and sets about restoring a 50's era dodge pick-up

 

I believe the information that you seek is contained herein:



Truck: On Rebuilding a Worn-out Pickup and Other Post-Technological Adventures by John Jerome

 

This book has some great quotes and I should have a copy sitting around somewhere here in boxes.



Amy's gotta a pretty funny one about VW rabbits as well LOL



Zen And The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance By Robert M Pirsig

 

Click Here to buy at borders

 

Thanks guys!

 

Reminds me of how to keep your volkswagen alive for the complete idiot.



Unfortunately for the rest of the world that's what got me started on being a mechanic.

 

[quote name='Rotarydragon' date='May 27 2005, 02:16 PM']Reminds me of how to keep your volkswagen alive for the complete idiot.



Unfortunately for the rest of the world that's what got me started on being a mechanic.


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The key to being good at any job is to thoroughly enjoy what you are doing. Unfortunately, finding your right livelihood is not an easy thing to do. At least it hasn't been for me.

 

[quote name='banzaitoyota' date='May 26 2005, 01:58 PM']I am trying to find a book I read long ago. It is written in the same vein as "Zen and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance" BUT it is about a city dweller who moves to Vermont(?) and sets about restoring a 50's era dodge pick-up


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[quote name='1988RedT2' date='May 26 2005, 07:22 PM']I believe the information that you seek is contained herein:



Truck: On Rebuilding a Worn-out Pickup and Other Post-Technological Adventures by John Jerome


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Banzai,



I look forward to reading this book. I ordered a copy today.



Anything else you can recommend?

 

Hitchehikers guide to the galaxy

 

whats this vw rabbit book, those were my first love.