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In article <1992Nov4.175013.318@samba.oit.unc.edu> amunn@gibbs.oit.unc.edu (Alan Munn) writes:
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>Hi, I've recently moved here and am looking for suggestions for
>reliable Toyota mechanics, prefereably in the Chapel Hill area.  Any
>suggestions?  [or is there an FAQ for mechanics in general?  I'm sure
>this question arises all the time.]
>
>Thanks,
>Alan
>

	Al's Garage, at the boundary of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, is the
best Toyota garage in town.  Although their prices are slightly higher 
than average, you will find them honest, which is a good tradeoff.   


							Mark W. Kernodle
							markwk@sas.com

In article <Bx7GwJ.86r@unx.sas.com> markwk@mohawk.unx.sas.com (Mark Kernodle) writes:
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>	Al's Garage, at the boundary of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, is the
>best Toyota garage in town.  Although their prices are slightly higher 
>than average, you will find them honest, which is a good tradeoff.   

Second the vote for Al's.  I've been taking my '87 Chevy Nova (Toyota
Corolla in disguise) there for 3+ years, and I've been very happy with
them.  I haven't done enough price comparison to have an opinion on their
prices, but their honesty is a welcome change from a garage I used before
I moved here from Michigan.  They even tell me I *don't* need to spend
money on things! 

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>>	Al's Garage, at the boundary of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, is the
>>best Toyota garage in town.  Although their prices are slightly higher 
>>than average, you will find them honest, which is a good tradeoff.   

>Second the vote for Al's.  I've been taking my '87 Chevy Nova (Toyota
>Corolla in disguise) there for 3+ years, and I've been very happy with
>them.  I haven't done enough price comparison to have an opinion on their
>prices, but their honesty is a welcome change from a garage I used before
>I moved here from Michigan.  They even tell me I *don't* need to spend
>money on things! 


Is there a garage like this in the Raleigh/Cary area?
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In the RTP area I have used Phil's Toy Store for several years now.  
They are reasonably priced, reliable and very honest in my 
experience.  One time my wife took our 85 Corolla in for a tuneup
and they called her to tell her it didn't need a tuneup!
--
Bob Boyd                 
rbn@ralph.rtpnc.epa.gov 
Unisys/EPA               

> Hi, I've recently moved here and am looking for suggestions for reliable
> Toyota mechanics, prefereably in the Chapel Hill area.  Any suggestions?
> [or is there an FAQ for mechanics in general?  I'm sure this question
> arises all the time.]  Thanks, Alan
> 
> Alan Munn                     <amunn@gibbs.oit.unc.edu>
> Dept. of Linguistics, CB# 3155 UNC Chapel Hill NC 27599

Some information about local auto mechanics is archived in the file
/unc/csa/recommendations/auto-repair on machine hatteras.cs.unc.edu.
I will send you a copy.

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