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#649908 05/26/2010 7:57 PM
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Folks, I'm a working stiff these days. No time to spend on turning wrenches frown Looking for a reliable AD mechanic in Suburban MD (mongomery cty) or NOVAa. TIA and my truck thanks you too.

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Bump. *Changed title to incl. NOVA.

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Too Tall,

Maybe Billy Marlow can tell you about up that a way, but down here in SoMD we have a couple of good wrenches. PM or email either of us for details.

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John


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Too Tall, Go to all the cruise-ins and car shows in your area and ask around. I found a guy who does nothing but vintage mechanical repair about 3 miles from my house by asking at the local NAPA store.

Shops are almost exclusively NAPA customers so check there. If there are any in your area they will know. If not just expand your search farther from home.


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That's good thinking. Thanks.

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Check with the local machine shops. They usually know who is doing the best work. They are the ones that bring the work to them.


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I worked at www.vintagemotorcarco.com
They do excellent work and know old cars and trucks inside and out.
They are in Inwood WV, worth a visit and I expect they can do anything you would need.

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