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Hi, we are in need of another top qualified Porsche tech for our shop in Burbank. I would be willing to pay moving costs for you to relocate if you are interested. If anyone knows of anyone that might be interested please let me know.

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send me me an email i might have one guy for you

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Hi Ivan,

Thank you for the response, email sent.

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Well, obviously me! Here's my resume! I would work for almost free when it's -30 Celcius here in Canada.

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Nice engine stand and work bench
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Nice engine stand and work bench
I had the same thought and just made a mental note to buy an engine stand before winter so my garage floor doesn't look like that.
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Why is there a can of RAID in that picture... if it is that cold.... (shuffling off to make sure my engine stand is still ready for winter projects....)

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