My recommendation would be you. These are the simplest vehicles to work on. Get a repair manual for your car and see what you can do yourself. Is there something specific you're having trouble with now?
I need a good honest mechanic
Does anybody have a recommendation for a good general tri-five mechanic in south Orange County, Calif. Someone who knows the cars and wont break the bank to get the work done. Thanks in advance for your help.
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hello,Does anybody have a recommendation for a good general tri-five mechanic in south Orange County, Calif. Someone who knows the cars and wont break the bank to get the work done. Thanks in advance for your help.
what is it you need help with ? i would agree that they are simple to work on but simple is not the same as easy...not everyone may be inclineddd or able to wok ontheir own car,if this is the case i would suggest that you join one of the local clubs in the south bay as there are several . you could also call the local chapter if you do not want to join.. some one will then direct you to a reputable mechanic or a club member may even help you.
regards , aero
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