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4.7 (14 reviews)
Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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I sold a motor and he installed it himself, he needed some help and yes Leon helped the guy out. Many thanks! From Bills Auto Parts

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they are car guys and gals! the mechanics really know there stuff! I wont go anywhere else

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I sold a motor and he installed it himself, he needed some help and yes Leon helped the guy out.

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