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"I want to start by pointing out that when I purchase a vehicle, I do so to keep it till it gives up the holy-ghost and it is beyond practical repairs; so, I do maintain them to the highest standards, inside and out. I've owned the shop manuals for every car I've ever purchased, and I even own a micro-meter torque wrench, which I use to torque all fasteners per factory specs! I've NEVER had a problem with maintenance services, or repairs, that I completed on my vehicles, or anyone else's for that matter... and I ALWAYS successfully complete my work! 😁"

"On the other hand, I've had problems galore with work done at dealerships (such as Moritz) and retail auto repair operations (such as Western Auto, Pep Boys, and most recently, Best Buy [note "Latest Ramblings"]). In the case of the damage done by the mechanics at Moritz, I was forced to take legal action against the dealership (and won the settlement, although it took over a year), and I had to go back and insure that the proper repairs were done, myself."

"In my adult life, I've known four professional mechanics whom I'd trust with my vehicles; all four are small business owners, and they are: Mr. Massey Ibrahimi (Massey's Auto) in the city of Denton, Texas, Mr. Bob Taylor (Taylor Automotive) in Arlington, Texas, Mr. Todd Phanid (Arrow Autoworks), also, in Arlington, Texas, and Mr. Soheil Funedhal (K Cowboys Auto Repair) in Fort worth, Texas... the aforementioned are almost as picky as I am when it comes to quality work, and I stand by my recommendations, and excellent customer service."

"Among my family members is only one, and he tops everyone else I have ever met with mechanical skills in my life, or even whom I've learned of in history... he'd later become my mentor and inspiration, my uncle Atia (second oldest of seven children)—may he rest in peace... a heavy equipment mechanic of over half a century, who retired at 70—forced by the family and not by his own will, starting in the business during his teen years, to help the family (the Great Depression Generation)... I still believe that the day he "started to die" was shortly after he stopped working... the most capable of all hardcore Grease Monkeys, he was!"

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