Posted by old-9 on October 19, 2019 at 18:08:46 from (71.32.166.124):
In Reply to: Oil Change posted by John in La on October 19, 2019 at 11:24:38:
I use the same mom & pop shop that I have used for years. They treat me and all of their customers very well. Larry was a new dealer service manager for several years before opening their own shop. I give him all of my business and it pays off, this summer ( on local show week) my 64 F 100 started making a BAD noise, on Saturday and they are closed. Drove over anyway and Larry was there working on a drag car engine. He looked at my truck and say the right motor mount was seperateing. Put it on a hoist and shimmed it up enough to get me to the show and home. Monday I dropped it off to be repaired. I could go on about how a good shop can help you out. I am fortunate that our town has a couple great auto repair shops to chose from. joe
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