Okay, so before you call me out on it, I know that Snap-On isn't technically four letters. But, let’s just say it can be one of those words that are not to be used around women who have a man into cars. The reason being? Because, they all know there is a Snap-On guy out there who has a good grip on their man’s, well you know… wallet.  Wait, what were you thinking? Now, I know there are other companies that have similar business models and tools of their own, but my hubby prefers Snap-On. So,

When I first met the man that was to be my husband, he talked about how he use to build chassis for kit cars with his Dad. "Oh, that's cool!" I replied with a girly giggle. All the while I'm thinking, what the heck is he talking about? My husband is pretty sharp and probably knew I didn't know anything about cars, but he was a gentleman and didn't call me out on it. Thank goodness. So, let's take a look at that sentence for a minute. Chassis for kit cars. First I wondered, what is a kit car?

So, as the title says, this is my introduction. My name is Haley, and I've recently become a stay at home mom, or sahm, for short. What does that have to do with cars? Well, as part of my "early retirement" I was going to help my husband with his business... his car business. ~ Insert crickets for a bit. Okay back to it. ~ Now don't get me wrong, I know that the restoration of classic cars is really cool, but I don't know the first thing about cars, other than they are pretty and I can drive