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Mechanics Along the Way. 120-130

posted by  benwah on  Thu May 27 05:51 CST 2010
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Hi all. I sold a '66 122 a month ago and the new owner is going to fly from Spokane WA to here in Oakland, CA and drive it back up. I've only ever taken the car on a day trip, about 300 miles or so. The car was fine, but the new owner really has no mechanical know-how, and is more of a 'go to a mechanic' sort of guy. I really want him to have a successful fun journey and just hoping I could maybe get the names of a couple mechanics along the way. Maybe northern California, Medford, Portland, and I imagine that would be good. Or any other places along the way. Just want this guy to have a good experience and feel taken care of.






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