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Oddball · 02-07-2005, 08:53 PM

[quote="89 Trans Am WS6
Kind of off topic but i Just wanted to say that Lincoln Tech is a great school. Im currently in my 6th class and know ALOT more then i Did when I went in. The school has tons of resources, full subscriptions to mictchell and alldata, lots of lifts, dead bays, really nice alignment racks, top end scan tools (The new snapon scanner is sweet) autotap, and lots more. The problem is half of the student body, if not more, shouldnt be their. Â*The ones that you got working with you AL, prolly shouldnt be. You really should see it, theirs the group of gear heads, who want to learn, and who try and get every bit of knowledge and experience they can from the school, and their are the clowns who would rather run around the school screaming, trying to do burnouts in the shop(big no no), breaking ****, and just being all out idiots. Im sure skorpion can agree. If you want it, theirs alot for the taking.
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Another off-topic question: I am not looking to become a mechanic but would like to take a class or two a Lincoln Tech / Penco Tech, etc... just to learn about my car. Do you guys think those kinds of schools are good for someone technical who wants to get his hands dirty once in a while?

02-07-2005, 08:53 PM	#21
Oddball Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Blackwood Posts: 473 iTrader: (0)	[quote="89 Trans Am WS6 Kind of off topic but i Just wanted to say that Lincoln Tech is a great school. Im currently in my 6th class and know ALOT more then i Did when I went in. The school has tons of resources, full subscriptions to mictchell and alldata, lots of lifts, dead bays, really nice alignment racks, top end scan tools (The new snapon scanner is sweet) autotap, and lots more. The problem is half of the student body, if not more, shouldnt be their. ÂThe ones that you got working with you AL, prolly shouldnt be. You really should see it, theirs the group of gear heads, who want to learn, and who try and get every bit of knowledge and experience they can from the school, and their are the clowns who would rather run around the school screaming, trying to do burnouts in the shop(big no no), breaking ***, and just being all out idiots. Im sure skorpion can agree. If you want it, theirs alot for the taking. quote] Another off-topic question: I am not looking to become a mechanic but would like to take a class or two a Lincoln Tech / Penco Tech, etc... just to learn about my car. Do you guys think those kinds of schools are good for someone technical who wants to get his hands dirty once in a while? __________________ The tree on the mountain always looks taller when the grass is mowed. Daily Driver: 2011 Ford Expedition EL (4 very tall kids means suck it up for a while) Crisis Car: 1986 Chevy Camaro IROC: 5.0L 4BBL Carb, 5-speed, T-tops, "Good afternoon officer how fast was I going" red.