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What to do when you can't make time to work on your car?

My experience with this is simple..
#1 Lose Sleep to take care important possessions.

#2 Get the kids involved. Not sure how young is young but if the kids are older then 2 years old, they should be learning and understanding that helping daddy and mommy on a family Item (car, lawn, Garden, etc) is an important family thing.
At 2 years old, You can ask them to hold a wrench for you even if you know you wont need it. It makes them a part of the job and keeps them occupied. It starts to teach responsibility at a young age.
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