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need a recommendation for a mechanic
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Bruce Bowker
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The garage I use is on the other side of NJ but they are "artists" and really know cars. Choosing a good mechanic is very important. I used one once that was highly recommended and he about ruined one of my cars. He is bankrupt and gone - thank god.
email me if you want an address but I think it might be too far away.
Bruce@caribinn.com
email me if you want an address but I think it might be too far away.
Bruce@caribinn.com
There are two highly qualified people out there. In Southampton there is Northumberland Engineering; two Brits who work exculsively on English cars; service several of Ralph Lauren's Concours autos. In Amagansatt there is The Car Doctor; Ryan is a SCCA racer; completing frame on restoration of my bj8.