Cossy (Sapphire) mechanic wanted in N.W London (Ruislip)area
 

Hi,

I need some work doing on my car and was wondering if theres any mechanics out there who can do it for me???

Regards,

Scott.

what ya need doing ????

have ya tried scc in st albans, there good :)

I was really after a mobile mechanic. When I had my Renault 5 I had someone who worked for Renault come round and sort bits for me. After the same type of thing really.

depends if you want someone good to work on your car or not
either M.A.D or SCC are your nearest places

Yeah whats the prob m8?

need some wheel bearings replaced. I have been to MAD to get it all mapped but was after someone local to be able to come to me for the service type jobs that I can't do.

Anyone got the contact details for SCC??

look for user name steve@SCC, think he might have the number :DD:

as for general servicing go to a fords :?

Are Fords not very expensive?? I tend to find people who do private jobs are quite a bit cheaper, and do a better job.

yeah but tuning firms are not always cheep too tbh, as ya paying for the EXPERT advice and knowlage

i got me oil changed with the AA at work and it cost me 42 quid plus a 20 quid synthetic upgrade charge, my sump is 6.4 litres and i got the filter included in the price too

was actually cheeper to get them to do it :cry:

oh adn back street mechanics can also be dodgy, there was a guy on here a while ago that got his car worked on for a elcetrical problem, the removed his alarm and his car was nicked 2 days later :(

Poewr Engineering, 5 mins from Ruislip :DD:

SCC do a good job :DD: :blabla: :blabla: :blabla:

wheel bearings... you hardly need a cossie expert for that do you?

nothing wrong with Powers.

there ya go. lee has offered :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

take a camera though :DD:

not the same firm they used to be, never thought they was all that tbh :(

won't take it to power, used to go there with the scooby and it doesn't get much more expensive!!!

Walked out with 500+ quid bills too often!!

I am going there for a rolling road day on Sat though with the scooby club. Pop down and have a look. Show em how it's done ;)

As for wheel bearings not being too hard, tried to have a look at one today, 2 hours later and 1 broken socket I gave up. Couldn't undo the bolts. Took me an HOUR to figure out you screw the piston in on the calipers to change the pads, I had made a press and everything to push the damn thing in!!!