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07-10-2003, 05:20 PM
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Where to find a good mechanic ?
Hello everyone,
I was reading the posts throughout the site and it's all pretty amazing!!! My question is: I'm into buying a 95 Civic but it's my first car ever so I haven't even opened a hood in my life(it happens  )So I was thinking if I could pay like 200 dollars to someone who is knowledgable in this and will do all the checking and testdriving for me. Is there such a service if I don't have a knowledgable friend... If you know of something like that I'd really appreciate your help. by the way I live in Toronto, ON, Canada Thanks a bunch. David 
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07-14-2003, 02:59 PM
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Most repair/body shops will do a check for you for less than $200. You could also take it to the local gas station service garage, like Amoco or Jiffy Lube. Usually have to set up an appointment.
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07-14-2003, 03:27 PM
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Check around with your family first to see if they know any mechanic nearby. Generally they will do it as a favor... unless it is a car that you shouldn't be driving like a 93 talon with awd and a turbo and tells your parents not to get it or your son would die... dammit, that would have been a nice first car. Sorry, I am still upset about that 4 years later.
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