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Moving to Austin anyone there? 200

posted by  Irollturbo on  Thu Mar 14 13:36 CST 2002
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Hi Josh,

I've been in Austin for about 8 months now with my 2 volvos (oh yeah and with my family too). I do most of my own work. The dealer in town is Roger Beasley. I used them for my TX state inspection and they seemed very helpful and responsive. I had some A/C work done at Austin Vol-Tech, an independent Volvo only outfit. They seemed pretty cool and did a good job with the work. http://www.vol-tech.com/

Give yourself a couple weeks to aclimate to the roads here. The way the roads are set up here is a little odd...I felt like I was going to get killed for the first couple of weeks, especially in combo with Austin style driving (i.e. cross over 4 lanes of traffic w/out signaling to exit)

-Ted





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