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03-27-2002, 10:27 PM
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I know this thread will help more than just me. I can install most of the parts I buy for my car, but now I am starting to buy stuff I don't want to mess with until I learn more, like new headers. I'm asking the users on this forum to try and contribute to this thread. What I am asking is that you list one or two auto shops in your area that YOU have had work done at without having to pay an excessive amount just because you brought the part in to them. Maybe in a form like ...
Auto Shop: State: City: Phone: Address: Notes: If you don't like the above then just reply any way you would like 
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03-28-2002, 01:39 PM
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having a brother who swaps engines for living and works for beer rules!
Sorry i dont know any shops except his. But the service record is great! hehe |
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