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I would love it if a mechanic in Denver, would swing by my house and see what is wrong with my Mazda MX3...I believe it is the master cylinder...of course I would pay him or HER
let me know if you have ever heard of such a thing...
thanks
beth
I would love it if a mechanic in Denver, would swing by my house and see what is wrong with my Mazda MX3...I believe it is the master cylinder...of course I would pay him or HER
let me know if you have ever heard of such a thing...
thanks
beth
if i lived out there i would help you out. because i do that for people around me that can't afford 60 to 70 dollars an hour labor. the people i've done that for love it when they don't have to leave home for car repairs.
if i lived out there i would help you out. because i do that for people around me that can't afford 60 to 70 dollars an hour labor. the people i've done that for love it when they don't have to leave home for car repairs.
I bet that service are exclusively for hot looking women? lol
When I lived in San Diego, there was a mobile mechanic. He had a trailer and would come to your house. Put your car on the trailer. And then it had hydraulic lifts so he'd lift it up and be able to work underneath. Anything from oil change to ??????
Don't know what he charged, but saw him in the neighborhood a few times.
I would love it if a mechanic in Denver, would swing by my house and see what is wrong with my Mazda MX3...I believe it is the master cylinder...of course I would pay him or HER
let me know if you have ever heard of such a thing...
thanks
beth
Mobile Mechanics do exist, Bethhi . . . check your Yellow Pages.
However, if the repairs are or become major, the availability of equipment could be a problem.
I do it. Primarily because most of what I work on is either John Deere, Allis Chalmers, Caterpillar, or some other name that is not road friendly.
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sorry to far away
