Re: Re: glad to be here -> where to get trained

Raymond, That would be great but I don"t think he could pull any strings for me. I may know him but I am not a close friend. We talk alot when we see each other at the events. I did ask Valentino a few years ago about training at the factory and he stated that there was a program in the works, but we all know what happens to programs at Lambo. This too was also put on a shelf. Roman raymondstofer wrote: > Roman, > > since you know Valentino, ask him if you could work during holidays in > the restoration department of the factory, when I visited the factory > in september they had a 400 GT2+2 for a complete restore, a Lm002, > Jalpa, Countach QV, SE30 Jota and some of the factory museum cars in > there. > > Raymond > > --- In VintageLambo@yahoogroups.com, "Roman" wrote: > > Thabks for the invite guys. I have a question which I hope someone > > here can help me with. I am new to the Lambo mechanics. I started > > turning wrenches at a Lambo dealer in April of this year and love it. > > My involvment with Lambos is limited due to the lack of training I > > get. I am supposed to go to Lambo school in the first quarter of next > > year though. Here is my question. Where can I get proper training with > > older Lambos? I don"t want to be restricted to just Diablos and > > Murcielagos. I currently live in VA but I am moving to PA and will > > continue to work in Maryland. I am frustrated that we turn away the > > carbed cars and only deal with the fuel injected models. Any help or > > direction would be great. Thanks. > > > > Roman