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Any advice for a PPI near Port Huron, or Detroit?

Discussion in 'North Central - USA (MI, IN, OH, KY, WV)' started by tjacoby, Apr 15, 2004.

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  1. tjacoby

    tjacoby F1 Rookie

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    #1 tjacoby, Apr 15, 2004
    Howdy from up here in Vancouver Canada!

    I'm interested in a Black 512BBi currently in storage at Port Huron, and owned by Steve Maman in Montreal (also on Fchat). I was hoping someone closer to the area could recommend a shop for the PPI or is Cauley it? I don't have anything against Cauley Ferrari and know nothing of them but it is a hefty transport charge back'n'forth and they may have liabilities concerns with me being present during the inspection. I would most likely fly out to be with the mechanic during the PPI and would probably be looking at the week of April 26th.

    Thx!
     
  2. funshipone

    funshipone Formula Junior

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    #2 funshipone, Apr 15, 2004
    I would say Cauley Ferrari or I have work done by a excellent mechanic at Gratiot and 696 xway in Roseville east side only 40 minutes from Port Huron called V & W Motor Sales 586-777-4190 ask for Neno and tell him John Bicsak sent you great father son team.
     
  3. skipgt4

    skipgt4 Formula Junior

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    #3 skipgt4, Apr 16, 2004
    My dad and Uncle and I have used a guy in Port Huron for mechanical work. I don't remember the name of the shop but his name is Terry Myr. 810-367-3965
     
  4. tjacoby

    tjacoby F1 Rookie

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    #4 tjacoby, Apr 17, 2004
    Thanks very much for the leads, but found out today the car's now on it's way to Montreal for arrival today. Now looks like I can do a trip out next week with a PPI. fingers-crossed!
     

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