These are STILL in stock?

[amiga92570]

It's a side/hobby business now, but I don't know what their main line of work is.

I know softhut is a ghttp://www.softhut.com/cgi-bin/test/Web_store/web_store.cgi?page=catalog/other/clothes/flashwear/flashwear.html&cart_id=2791225_5839reat shop. I also know he has other interests such as this

I think softhut and amigakit are great dealers for us retro users.

[amiga92570]

DIY work on cars can end up costing more than having it done professionally, not only in specialized tools but then there's always the possibility of "I screwed up and now my engine digested itself."  There's alot to be said for work that comes with a warranty.

Yes indeed. I also do car modifications and repair with my two sons. Just last year I paid 7600.00 for a snap on Modis scanner/scope for the newer cars, and especially BMW as that is what I mostly work on in my spare time.

[amiga92570]

Says the man from a country where both changing gear while driving in a streight line, and driving in a circle in identical cars count as motorsport. Seriously, American car enthusiasts should feel shame for nascar and drag racing.

EDIT: I'm also curious as to what you think needs "full disassembly of an engine". swapping cams is taking the cylinder heads off, and then putting them back on. And pretty much every time a car breaks down it's because X engine accessory broke, something that's usually easy to get to, or gasket failure which is also just taking the heads off, raplacing a sheet of cork, and putting it back on.

Actually, as an american I have never watched nascar racing. Drag racing is ok just to see the tremendous amounts of power they can get to the pavement without breaking. Racing for me is road courses, car or bike doesnt matter. I generally like to root for the BMW teams. Turner BMW is my favorite, of course I buy a lot from Turner motorsports.