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A change of direction

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Hi all.
After 25 ish years of self employed carpentry work, I've had enough !!!
Sick to the back teeth of architect , engineer , and client mistakes. Poor quality materials , and generally the way the industry as a whole seems to have lowered work standards to a point I can't live with. So................

For the last month I have been on trial at "Deranged " vehicles , and now have a full time job modifying vehicles ( mainly ford trucks ).
From an arch kit to full interior, sound system , engine tuning .......... You want it , we will do it.
Money isn't what I'm used to at present , but I'm happy. Staff are all petrol heads, and work as a team.

Here are a few pics of what I've been up to.
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It's all about Smiles per gallon !!!
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well that looks interesting, enjoy
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Well, I didn't see that coming!! :shock:

Good luck in your new venture! :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
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You look happy enough mate. :thumbright:
Are we there yet dad ..... 10 to the gallon but worth it.

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Well done you.Happiness is everything.
I too am leaving along term job and I am scared to death !
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Dont blame you mate........Lifes to short!!

Be interesting to see what you do to the Coronet now then.............6" lift kit and big wheels? :D :thumbright:
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Sounds like a good call, hope it works out :thumbright:
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Well done matey.....your attention to detail will be perfect for that job!

Good luck and as already said, you look really happy :D :D :D

Cheers Steve :thumbright:
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Good luck !!!
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Thanks gents.
It's been in my head for a while , but carpentry was my life. For as Long as I can remember it was what I wanted to do.
Had no idea what else I could do !! Just took a gamble really.
As Morgan says, it's very scary, but then I can always go back if it doesn't work out.
Just so nice getting up and not having to worry about weather , materials turning up , problems with drawings , etc .........
And going home with no paper work to do.

I reckon both trucks will go, and I'll get a eurobox to do my to do my 16 miles daily ( possibly a bobber for the summer !),then have time for my Coronet :thumbright:
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Nice to hear you’re sorted out mate.

New girlfriend 😉
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Captain Chaos wrote: Tue Mar 05, 19 8:06 pm Nice to hear you’re sorted out mate.

New girlfriend 😉
Cheers mate.
Nah. Jodie had a photo shoot with her new truck, I asked for a pic , and ended up with all the team doing a shoot. Bit of a laugh , and a bit of recognition for Deranged :thumbright:
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Good on you Gary. I think it will work out just fine. :thumbright:
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Looks like fun Gary. If it all goes Pete Tong I’ve got a kitchen needs doing!
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On woodwork....anyone else remember woodwork at school? My lasting memory is using that weird square thing with a nail in it to mark wood and being given a huge chunk of wood, a plane and being told to make anything using both as long as it was a matchstick :D :thumbright:
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