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Looking for an alternative to my M.I.A. car guy

posted by  greendread on  Wed Jun 9 07:19 CST 2010
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Hello All,

I've been sorting out the 122 ans it's been a while since I've tooled around in it. I can't get the timing right for various absurd reasons and the taillights aren't right...

The guy who I would take the car to when I was stuck -or the job was above my abilities isn't available anymore. Any ideas in the Philly area who I can trust leaving my car to? I know a decent mechanic should be able to sort these issues out but I'm starting to buy into the evil mechanic stories I've heard all my life.

cheers,

greendred






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