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My name is Frank and I enjoy traveling with my family the beautiful US, like to play and experiment off-road a bit, but most of all I like wrenching on my truck.
I get a tremendous enjoyment out of working and modding my Dodge Durango while transforming it into my ultimate personal exploration vehicle. "The Garage" is the place to be if you want to check out or stay current on the latest mods I made to my truck.
That's pretty much what this page is all about.
I created this pages to share my projects with friends and anyone else who is interested.
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This is my friend Neil from across the street on which I can count whenever I need help! He has wealth of knowledge and has build his own hotrod from the bottom up in his garage! |
My favorite magazine is Engine Masters published by Popular Hot Rodding. Engine Master's is the place to go to find out more than you ever wanted to know about engines. From oil pan to carburetor, they have you covered!
This mag is hard to come by but I am lucky enough that the close by book store carries it all the time. If I did miss an issue I still can get it here online.
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I am also curious about everything related to the Baja 1000, Taupa, Camel Trophy, Rally Motorsports, Nascar, Formula One Racing, and anything similar.I absolutely loved the recently shown movie "Born in Baja" about the Ford Raptor participating in the Baja 1000, well done!
Other interests besides my Durango, programming, and computers are digital photography, movies & TV, and let's not forget to mention my CB Radios.
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I also love to go fishing with the whole family taking along some sandwiches, root beer, and my trusty Ugly Stick.
One day I will get myself a nice bass boat something like the 2005 Basscat Puma pictured to the right with that beautiful yellow paint detail! |
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For now, I am just happy that my health has been good enough to go out and have some fun at the local pond catching yellow perch, catfish, and walleye. Still waiting to catch the big one :-)
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I was born overseas in the sixties. Even though I am born American, I spent my entire childhood in Europe and thus English is not my native tongue. I worked as an apprentice under a German master mechanic for many years and received hands-on automotive training which still sticks with me today after almost three decades.
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It was a sad day in my life when the gentleman past away due to an embolism. He was a good and generous person which taught me so many things, he will be missed. I then worked for an automotive machine shop specializing in custom engine rebuilding and head repair for about a year, quit, and went back to school.
If you would like to email me or leave feedback about the SnowDigger website please
Click here.
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I now hold a degree in engineering and in that capacity I spend a considerable amount of time developing software for applied electronics and take part in shaping the future direction of a product. I have been fascinated by automotive mechanics, electronics, and programming since I was in high school.
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Currently, I am still batteling Leukemia (AML) which is a cancer of the blood that starts inside bone marrow. I was diagnosed in June of 2009 and had four chemo treatments since. I am currently in remission and try my best to keep a positive frame of mind. The support of my family, my friends, and you the visitor of SnowDigger.com is what keeps me going. |
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Above all, I love my family, I am a lucky man to have such an understanding and wonderful wife and a son which brings me happiness every day of my life!
There, now you know more about me than you probably ever wanted to know.
Thanks for visiting my page!
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....oh yes, I almost forgot to mention that I can't stand people who believe
they have Absolute Truth and believe that their truth is true for everyone.
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