Woohoo! Getting away this weekend? Have @MyCarDoc check out the car before you go!
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Woohoo! Getting away this weekend? Have @MyCarDoc check out the car before you go!
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Can that lube in a box place down the street come to you? Do they deliver the oil change right to your door? Does the dealership send a mechanic to you to fix your brakes? THAT is what My Car Doc does!
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Now, THIS is cool. :)
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Hey look, we found Tony Stark’s garage! #IronMan
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I’ve never even seen one of these before!
Lotus Mark VIII ‘1954
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I’m not typically a fan of Fords, but this is a beautiful car:
Ford GT40 (MkII) ‘1965–66
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One of the best ways to make sure your car lasts a long time is to keep good spark plugs in your engine. This does a couple of things for you and you’ll see the results in your pocketbook:
How often should you change your plugs? Well, that’s a bit more complicated. This table will help:
If you haven’t replaced your plugs in the last three years, then we should probably take a look at them for you. We’re even offering a tune-up special!
Four cylinder engines; tuneups are only $59.99 plus plugs. Six or eight cylinder engines require additional costs.
—John Cannon, owner of My Car Doc
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Good morning. This stellar ribbon of #zen brought to you by #NASA.
The Veil Nebula (NGC6960) is part of a supernova remnant known as the Cygnus Loop. It is the shattered remains of one, and possibly two, supernovae that exploded more than 15,000 years ago at a distance of 2,500 light-years from Earth in the direction of the constellation of Cygnus, the Swan. At the time of the explosion, it would have been seen as a very bright star, rivaling the crescent Moon. The bright star near the center of the image, known as 52 Cygnus, is not associated with the supernova. (via Veil Nebula)
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Pay attention. This is the future calling. This is going to be incredible.
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“Trust me, people will remember my name forever.” - anonymous.
KNow why the building and trees are moving? Trembling in awe at the power of the big block V8 in that Chevrolet! lol
Collapsing reality
Starring: Chevy Nova
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If you went to the doctor and he gave you a horrible, crippling, disheartening diagnosis, you’d want a second opinion before starting an invansive and expensive treatment, right?
So why not your car?
When a mechanic tells you that it’s going to cost hundreds on a repair, it never hurts to get a second opinion. A good mechanic doesn’t have anything to hide. He might balk at you going somewhere else because chances are, that second mechanic will confirm his diagnosis and try to beat his price to steal the job. However, there’s always the chance that the second mechanic will find that a costly repair is not in order and that the repair can be done much less expensively.
A second opinion….it’s not just for people docs any more.
This has been another Auto 101 tip from My Car Doc.
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The “Car of the Future” gets pushed back even further. Will this car ever see the light of day or will it become a financial money pit?