Real Hours in a Project - Tales of a Gearhead Episode 88

June 28, 2023
Tales of a Gearhead

Stacey discusses why it’s so important to really think about time when starting a project, making sure you properly understand how many hours it could take to complete, so you don’t get frustrated and end up walking away from it.

Then it’s back into the mailbag for listener questions about what to do when you get an aftermarket part that doesn’t quite fit.

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