"YouTube has numerous videos that people have put up about working on cars.  For example I want to replace the rear main oil seal on my Jeep and there is a video on how to accomplish this."

"I'll get my nephew to help you out, he's getting a crash course. Seriously though other than what my pops has taught me, the only way is to get out there and do it. Don't be afraid there are infinite forums on the interwebs just…"

"Take things apart that are broken and try to fix them. I highly suggest starting with ANY cheap 4 stroke engine and tear into it. "

"My old man was a mechanic, and taught me the basics (oil, belts, filters, tyres) then slowly worked me up and now i can do basically everything to an older car (new ones are to computer involved) or even do a simple motor swap.…"

"They are good trucks. They are a bit spartan, especially for modern people. I never liked flatheads. I originally had a 223 inline 6 in mine, but got tired of having to rob a museum every time I needed a part for it. The winning formula for old…"

"Those old fords are bullet proof and so easy to work on as all the parts without exaggeration are twice the size so you don't need nimble fingers . I would get a flat block v8 model , they are so easy to work on , get a second block to work on…"

"check this website out, it should be pretty helpful http://www.carbibles.com/maintenancetips.html"

"Buy an old Jeep.  Tons of parts around and there are thousands of people willing to help you on everything.  Jeepforum.com "

"I did something like that. I have a 63 F100 wrongbed. I stuffed a 300 inline 6 in it with a 3 spd manual. I pretty much built an ak47 with wheels. I learned a ton and came out of it with a 50 yr old crazy reliable cheap truck."

"Was in your shoes once.  Get an old pickup, spend no more than 800.00 on the purchase and try to keep it running.  Like someone already said get a Haynes manual, buy tools as you need them, and just get your hands dirty.  So far the…"

"I'm a auto tech by career... currently work at GM tech center.... Best way to learn is take couple courses at local community college, those are usually not expensive and will help you open your eyes on alot of the technical stuff. Start…"

"I learned on an old Chevette myself, it was basic and when my dad bought the car for me at 16, it came with the Haynes/Chilton manual. More or less was "Here's the car, and here's the manual. If you get stuck on anything, hollar at…"

"I took Autoshop in Highschool and learned a bit, however I learned the most through trial and error ( a LOT of error) on my '68 Cougar but now I can rebuild a small block V8."

"Trip to Vegas. One hotel room. One rental car.  One expense account."

"Dinners are good, but they're only half the battle. Not everyone shares common ground or interests, nor are lots of people extroverts nowadays. Do something that you can all talk about later. At my command, the Chiefs regularly hold team…"

"I cannot suggest anything personally about Team building but I can suggest you to use that site www.teambuilding-mit-musik.ch here various Ideas and events are available have a look on loads of ideas. Hope this will help you. Thanks!!"