Mike & Cheryl, with cars such as what we have chosen to enjoy, there is only
one mechanic that can be trusted to do the job the right way, and never have
to worry about the work not being completed and to your complete
satisfaction, and that is the owners of the these cars, you have to learn to
do your own maintenance, and, with this list it is very easy to do as this
list contains the very finest of knowledge available, and the flat rate per
hour is quite affordable, it also has a great deal of self satisfaction and
accomplishment, its easy with these people involved. enjoy "FT"
Mike and Cheryl Barron wrote:
> It's tough any time I have to take a car in for work. Seems like any
> time this happens, they charge out the wazoo for the work they are
> supposed to do, then screw something up doing something they are NOT
> supposed to do. Took the six in a few months ago, and had several
> items done, among which was to "lube the steering rack". Well, instead,
> they used the air grease gun on 25 year old suspension parts and blew
> out the rubber. Then they had the nerve to tell me that the parts were
> no good, and needed to be replaced.
>
> Personally, the general quality of mechanics out there, especially for
> our special little cars is suffering, while professional mechanics go to
> school to learn how to deal with computers and sensors. And now we
> hear that more computers are being added to the new cars each year.
> Damn!, don't the (&^$ engineers out there realize that real, I mean real
> progess is making a machine more simple and easier to work on, not
> incredibly complex!!!!
>
> Mike Barron
> 73 six
> 60 three
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