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Re: OT- 97' Ford F-150
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Posted by Ryan on January 07, 2005 at 08:18:40 from (164.107.47.170):
In Reply to: Re: OT- 97' Ford F-150 posted by wdTom on January 06, 2005 at 17:29:42:
My fiancee drives me nuts with stuff like that. They grew up in the city so they always took their cars to be worked on. She had a Toyota with 120,00 on it and took it to firestone. They quoted her 850.00 or more to do some piddling around. I took the quote, bought the parts and her and I did it together, took 1.5 but we didn't mess around with flushing the cooling system and bs like that. The car never hardly ran in the normal anyway (ran cool). Now she has a Hyundai, 60,000 mile look over cost her 600.00, new belts, timing belt, windshield wiper blades, oil change, etc. Over 400.00 in labor, that is where you really get it. I always work on my own stuff....... Ryan
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