Re: [DML] Woes

["Joseph Molino" <foxmul@xxxx>]

dear Pete,

Those mechanics who won't work on your car are scared of the unknown. They
are also lazy. They are easy to work on. Just as easy as any other car. I
have many mechanics who will work on them here in New Jersey. Sure I have
had my share of "get out, it's too complicated" but the other mechanics I
have been to said it is fine. I provide the repair manuals just in case but
they never need them. It is a straight forward engine. It is not some new
weird technology. They just figure why learn anything new when they can get
more money per hour doing oil changes and tune ups. Keep searching for
mechanics who work on import cars. You will find one that is very
knowledgeable about engines and willing to make a fair dollar on you.

Joseph Molino
vin 2850

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <peteh269@xxxx>
To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 9:58 PM
Subject: [DML] Woes


> I called 2 places in town (No. Cal.) to take a look at a DMC that I might
buy. The first guy (volvo specialist) refused - saying they are way too
hard to work on. The 2nd guy (european\Volvo specialist) refused. He said
they are very difficult to put back and gave me an example of the HEAD from
the head gasket fame. Both advised me never to buy it. What gives???? Now
they spooked me into possibly not buying the car
> Pete
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