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Door repair will have to wait until engine work is complete on this 1953 Dodge. |
Where I live, I don't see many people fixing their own vehicles. Cars break down less frequently than they did even in the 1960s and '70s (take a bow, fuel injection and electronic ignition). And when they do stop working, the cause is usually something that cannot be addressed, even temporarily, with some friction tape or a length of pantyhose.
It's different in Cuba, where cars are old and parts and money are scarce. Own a vehicle in Cuba, and you had better know how to repair it.
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Committee consults on stalled Moskvich in Miramar. |
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In Old Havana, the owner of an ailing '52 Chevrolet gets advice from the local beat cop. |