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Aereon
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I need to know a good autobody shop or an automotive shop with alotta goodies for mustangs in san francisco.. ty in advance
Posts: 205 | From: Nor Cal | Registered: Jan 2006
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Not in SF, but there is Mustang Ranch in Santa Clara. They do mostly old school stangs, but have late model stuff as well.
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Posts: 1938 | Registered: Nov 2001
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Aereon
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are there any others? and is there a number or an address so i can see or talk to them about my mustang? im fairly new to the modding scene so im in the information gathering phase atm before i start anything..=P
Posts: 205 | From: Nor Cal | Registered: Jan 2006
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If you're new, read a bunch of old posts in this section and ask a ton of questions before spending any money. If money is tight, learn how to install everything yourself so you don't have to pay someone to do it for you.
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Posts: 1938 | Registered: Nov 2001
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Apexmotorsports
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We specialize in late model Mustangs and can help guide you with advice and suggestions about upgrades to your car.
Come by anytime OR email us and we wuold be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
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stangless
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Originally posted by Aereon:
I need to know a good autobody shop or an automotive shop with alotta goodies for mustangs in san francisco.. ty in advance
RPM in Rohnert park. about 20 mins north of s.f.
Worth the drive in my opinion. they have the best hands down customer service there is. period.
if you have any Technical Questions just call them and they'll answer your questions...
707-584-8230 ask for Martiñ or Brad
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Posts: 4634 | From: bay | Registered: Jun 2002
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92-5.0
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I need help getting my car running right. It hesitates, sputters, and feels like I have a misfire. Then when the car reaches normal operating tempature, it gets worse. I have changed the Idle Air Control Valve, both the Temp Sensor and sending unit, I replaced my mass air meter from a 75 Pro M to a 73 C&L. My plug wires, cap and rotor are new as well. All this did was smooth out my idle some. That is it. My car still runs bad. How much do you charge to take a look at it and go from there?
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GT40int,Mac70TB,C&L73Maf,24inj,AFPR,U/DPullies,KB Ram-air,Mac Hdrs,stock h-pipe,MAC cat-back,3:55gears,Pro-5.0 shifter,Ron Davis radiator
Posts: 35 | From: solano county | Registered: Aug 2005
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92stangLX
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Originally posted by Jmir018:
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Originally posted by Aereon:
I need to know a good autobody shop or an automotive shop with alotta goodies for mustangs in san francisco.. ty in advance
RPM in Rohnert park. about 20 mins north of s.f.
Worth the drive in my opinion. they have the best hands down customer service there is. period.
if you have any Technical Questions just call them and they'll answer your questions...
707-584-8230 ask for Martiñ or Brad
Damn 20 minutes? You must be seriously hauin' ass. It takes me almost an hour.
Posts: 5302 | From: San Francisco | Registered: Sep 2003
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stangless
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Originally posted by 92stangLX:
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Originally posted by Jmir018:
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Originally posted by Aereon:
I need to know a good autobody shop or an automotive shop with alotta goodies for mustangs in san francisco.. ty in advance
RPM in Rohnert park. about 20 mins north of s.f.
Worth the drive in my opinion. they have the best hands down customer service there is. period.
if you have any Technical Questions just call them and they'll answer your questions...
707-584-8230 ask for Martiñ or Brad
Damn 20 minutes? You must be seriously hauin' ass. It takes me almost an hour.
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Posts: 4634 | From: bay | Registered: Jun 2002
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