Looking for a Mid-A guy for some maintenance
Originally Posted by 01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156
Located in Northern Va
$200 labor. I'll cover the cost of the shop fees aboard Quantico. This way in addition to getting the services done, you can visually inspect the undercarriage of your vehicle, i.e. inspect CV boots, bushings, etc. If you're looking to document the vehicle and its service, pictures are much easier while on a lift.
Skip
Auto Hobby Shop on base: http://www.quantico.usmc-mccs.org/Auto/index.cfm
Thanks for the endorsement, Pete.
Originally Posted by FF2Skip' timestamp='1322776130' post='21202527
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
Located in Northern Va
$200 labor. I'll cover the cost of the shop fees aboard Quantico. This way in addition to getting the services done, you can visually inspect the undercarriage of your vehicle, i.e. inspect CV boots, bushings, etc. If you're looking to document the vehicle and its service, pictures are much easier while on a lift.
Skip
Auto Hobby Shop on base: http://www.quantico..../Auto/index.cfm
Thanks for the endorsement, Pete.
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Unfortunately Skip has moved but I can answer your question about Quantico Marine Base Auto Craft (Hobby Shop). Quantico Hobby Shop is by far the best and well equipped base auto hobby shop I have ever been to. They have 12 bays ( I think) 8 lifts (2 for lowered cars) and 2 4 post heavy duty lift for oil change. I don't know if you have been to PTuning shop but it's as clean and organized as that. Heated during winter, a place to store car or engine, top of the line alingment machine (no custom allignment), coil over machine, welding machine, huge work bench, all the tools you will need (I bring my tools) and many more.
They are strict but it's too easy, all you have to do is follow the rules. Biggest rule to follow is closed-in shoes, no open toe or shoe with toes and no rattle can painting. Clean as you go, you cannot leave unless your work area is clean.
Originally Posted by koreanbro' timestamp='1353339584' post='22159607
[quote name='FF2Skip' timestamp='1322776130' post='21202527']
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
$200 labor. I'll cover the cost of the shop fees aboard Quantico. This way in addition to getting the services done, you can visually inspect the undercarriage of your vehicle, i.e. inspect CV boots, bushings, etc. If you're looking to document the vehicle and its service, pictures are much easier while on a lift.
Skip
Auto Hobby Shop on base: http://www.quantico..../Auto/index.cfm
Thanks for the endorsement, Pete.
[/quote]
Unfortunately Skip has moved but I can answer your question about Quantico Marine Base Auto Craft (Hobby Shop). Quantico Hobby Shop is by far the best and well equipped base auto hobby shop I have ever been to. They have 12 bays ( I think) 8 lifts (2 for lowered cars) and 2 4 post heavy duty lift for oil change. I don't know if you have been to PTuning shop but it's as clean and organized as that. Heated during winter, a place to store car or engine, top of the line alingment machine (no custom allignment), coil over machine, welding machine, huge work bench, all the tools you will need (I bring my tools) and many more.
They are strict but it's too easy, all you have to do is follow the rules. Biggest rule to follow is closed-in shoes, no open toe or shoe with toes and no rattle can painting. Clean as you go, you cannot leave unless your work area is clean.
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Very clean shop.
Originally Posted by Uncoolron' timestamp='1353358538' post='22160484
[quote name='koreanbro' timestamp='1353339584' post='22159607']
[quote name='FF2Skip' timestamp='1322776130' post='21202527']
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
[quote name='FF2Skip' timestamp='1322776130' post='21202527']
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
$200 labor. I'll cover the cost of the shop fees aboard Quantico. This way in addition to getting the services done, you can visually inspect the undercarriage of your vehicle, i.e. inspect CV boots, bushings, etc. If you're looking to document the vehicle and its service, pictures are much easier while on a lift.
Skip
Auto Hobby Shop on base: http://www.quantico..../Auto/index.cfm
Thanks for the endorsement, Pete.
[/quote]
Unfortunately Skip has moved but I can answer your question about Quantico Marine Base Auto Craft (Hobby Shop). Quantico Hobby Shop is by far the best and well equipped base auto hobby shop I have ever been to. They have 12 bays ( I think) 8 lifts (2 for lowered cars) and 2 4 post heavy duty lift for oil change. I don't know if you have been to PTuning shop but it's as clean and organized as that. Heated during winter, a place to store car or engine, top of the line alingment machine (no custom allignment), coil over machine, welding machine, huge work bench, all the tools you will need (I bring my tools) and many more.
They are strict but it's too easy, all you have to do is follow the rules. Biggest rule to follow is closed-in shoes, no open toe or shoe with toes and no rattle can painting. Clean as you go, you cannot leave unless your work area is clean.
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/> Very clean shop.
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And very spacious.
Originally Posted by Nandska' timestamp='1353364146' post='22160699
[quote name='Uncoolron' timestamp='1353358538' post='22160484']
[quote name='koreanbro' timestamp='1353339584' post='22159607']
[quote name='FF2Skip' timestamp='1322776130' post='21202527']
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
[quote name='koreanbro' timestamp='1353339584' post='22159607']
[quote name='FF2Skip' timestamp='1322776130' post='21202527']
[quote name='01sTWOk' timestamp='1322769685' post='21202156']
Located in Northern Va
$200 labor. I'll cover the cost of the shop fees aboard Quantico. This way in addition to getting the services done, you can visually inspect the undercarriage of your vehicle, i.e. inspect CV boots, bushings, etc. If you're looking to document the vehicle and its service, pictures are much easier while on a lift.
Skip
Auto Hobby Shop on base: http://www.quantico..../Auto/index.cfm
Thanks for the endorsement, Pete.
[/quote]
Unfortunately Skip has moved but I can answer your question about Quantico Marine Base Auto Craft (Hobby Shop). Quantico Hobby Shop is by far the best and well equipped base auto hobby shop I have ever been to. They have 12 bays ( I think) 8 lifts (2 for lowered cars) and 2 4 post heavy duty lift for oil change. I don't know if you have been to PTuning shop but it's as clean and organized as that. Heated during winter, a place to store car or engine, top of the line alingment machine (no custom allignment), coil over machine, welding machine, huge work bench, all the tools you will need (I bring my tools) and many more.
They are strict but it's too easy, all you have to do is follow the rules. Biggest rule to follow is closed-in shoes, no open toe or shoe with toes and no rattle can painting. Clean as you go, you cannot leave unless your work area is clean.
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/>/> Very clean shop.
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/> And very spacious.
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Thats good to hear... I use the Auto Craft Shop here in APG, MD and this place is awsome!!!
Bumping an older thread. I'm in Nova, actually in Winchester and just picked up an s2000. I'd like the fluids changed out as well, car has 56k miles on it. Also I wanted to see if anyone could help me install a Harddog Rollbar? (At some point, don't have it yet) I'd of course pay you for your time, I'm just looking for someone that knows these cars and that I can trust. Oh the car also came with Eibach springs, not sure if I want to install them or not. I don't know much about car maintenance, I work on my bikes but this car thing is a whole new learning curve.
Let me know , thanks!
Let me know , thanks!
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Originally Posted by Drew231506' timestamp='1352511907' post='22141926
Bumping an older thread. I'm in Nova, actually in Winchester and just picked up an s2000. I'd like the fluids changed out as well, car has 56k miles on it. Also I wanted to see if anyone could help me install a Harddog Rollbar? (At some point, don't have it yet) I'd of course pay you for your time, I'm just looking for someone that knows these cars and that I can trust. Oh the car also came with Eibach springs, not sure if I want to install them or not. I don't know much about car maintenance, I work on my bikes but this car thing is a whole new learning curve.
Let me know , thanks!
Let me know , thanks!
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