“A few years back, my boys played around in my truck down at the river and when I got in it, it was making noises. I drove over to my local gas station since it was dark and started looking under it to see what the noise was. I got back in rolled it forward a little and proceeded to go back to the rear where I thought the noise was coming from. A man was pumping gas. He saw me and my shenanigans and said "your rear-end may be locked up."It was Jason. He wasn't being an opportunist, but he handed me his card. He said "you can save money by going and getting a rear-end from the junk yard and I'll put it in for you if you need me to." He then told me what to look for if I insisted on driving it and cautioned me to be careful.The rear-end unlocked that night, but I had that card.So this year, in the spring, I bought a "new to me" expedition. Don't know much history on it. Well, I know that the transmission went out on the way home from the mountains in the early summer; I was devastated. Jason let me bring him a used transmission, and put it in for me. He did this while in the middle of moving his shop to a new location.Gave me a discount for bringing cash, and was very reasonable on his price.My second trip in the truck after getting it out of the shop, it started shuddering in park, lost power while driving and my engine light came on I cried.That wasn't Jason though, just Murphys law. It ended up being coils and plugs needed. That was a job the boy, did for me in the front yard.Jason, if you are looking for help, I know a guy. Lol”
Auto Repair
“A few years back, my boys played around in my truck down at the river and when I got in it, it was making noises. I drove over to my local gas station since it was dark and started looking under it to see what the noise was. I got back in rolled it forward a little and proceeded to go back to the rear where I thought the noise was coming from. A man was pumping gas. He saw me and my shenanigans and said "your rear-end may be locked up."It was Jason. He wasn't being an opportunist, but he handed me his card. He said "you can save money by going and getting a rear-end from the junk yard and I'll put it in for you if you need me to." He then told me what to look for if I insisted on driving it and cautioned me to be careful.The rear-end unlocked that night, but I had that card.So this year, in the spring, I bought a "new to me" expedition. Don't know much history on it. Well, I know that the transmission went out on the way home from the mountains in the early summer; I was devastated. Jason let me bring him a used transmission, and put it in for me. He did this while in the middle of moving his shop to a new location.Gave me a discount for bringing cash, and was very reasonable on his price.My second trip in the truck after getting it out of the shop, it started shuddering in park, lost power while driving and my engine light came on I cried.That wasn't Jason though, just Murphys law. It ended up being coils and plugs needed. That was a job the boy, did for me in the front yard.Jason, if you are looking for help, I know a guy. Lol”