Re: [DML] are there d's with minimal troubles?

[Dwayne Thompson <one80extreme@xxxx>]

[MODERATOR'S NOTE: This thread is pretty much exhausted and there is little new informative content, so I'm dropping further posts on this.]



I have to concur. I never really thought about trying
to do maintenance on a vehicle until now. Members in
the club have encouraged me to tackle some of the
repairs myself. I'm finding it to be challenging but
not overly difficult. I always, however, ask if I
should try to do something myself. The vast majority
of the time it's I should! If I get backed into a
corner, they help me out. Extremely rewarding!

Dwayne
Vin# 1370

--- Carl Littlejohns <carlmailuk@xxxx> wrote:
> On the other hand - (Im not a DL owner, but a rather
> clumsy, non mechanical 
> tech-head who can cut himself turning a sheet of
> paper, and better classified 
> as a DL-wannabee) - all the 'problems' discussed
> here are discussed in terms 
> of the solution(s) that are being tried or have
> worked. You just dont get 
> that with motor cars these days...its dealer only
> and pull out and replace, 
> rather than repair or fix. The car comes across as
> at least maintenance 
> friendly as it was so designed...and its also clear
> why the mainstream car 
> internationals were so against it at the time....
> 
> I think this list puts DMC vehicles much more into
> 'creative hobby' than 'car 
> list' category. Its fascinating...and I can
> dream...one day...
> 
> Dr. Carl Littlejohns
> N.Wales
> 
> 
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