Do you often do things yourself?

I'm a confirm jack of all trades certainly not a master of any except for a couple of different things.
I have been working and riding on motorcycles and cars and other vehicles for about 50 years now. I love all manner of engines gears and assorted parts.
I rebuilt or restored many of them. I raced or competitively operated all kinds of go fast things over the years.
When I was a kid I used to race go karts and mini bikes then dirt bikes. I moved on to road racing motorcycles and then did a little bit of drag racing with cars.
I'm a bit long on the tooth now and though I still do a little bit of track practice I don't competitively race anymore.
But I still enjoy working in my shop and putting old bikes back together and working on my classic cars.
I have done just about everything in my house myself.
I do all my own electrical and carpentry, plumbing. I even do roofing. I've been installed windows and doors and flooring too.
So there's not much with my hands that I really can't do. I'm just getting a little how can I say "slower" from years of being on my knees or on my back working on stuff and crashing bikes. So I can't do it like I used to at least not to the speed I used to.
It will kill me when I can't do it at all anymore.

I wish soonerbillz or seamus lived near me... I have a number of issues they maybe could help me with... :-(

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