Nicks's Repair

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I've known NIck for many years, as we grew up

in the same neighborhood just a few miles west

of Boston. My wife literally grew up with him.



I migrated about 15-miles further West to the

town of Natick just 10 years ago this summer.

The need for a mechanic in town is how my wife

and I found out Nick had also moved to Natick.



For several years I didn't drive a car. Period.

And my wife began bringing her Land Rover to

the husband of a co-worker for service and

repairs.



I resumed driving about a year ago. For the last

year, I've used the mechanic who installed the

ignition interlock in my car: The interlock is

a story in itself.



But...



About four weeks ago, my automatic transmission

began leaking fluid. To cut the story short,

I got jerked around by the interlock guy and

a tranny specialist. Days became weeks, while

driving my car became a protracted period of

misery miles: The transmission slipping up and down

the gear-set, burning gas like a Boeing 767.



Then I came to! I thought, "Whoa, I can call Nick Brown."

I took the car to Nick's in the morning, and picked

it up after work. He said, "As soon as I put

the car on the lift, I saw the problem." I had

gouged two small holes in the transaxle drain

pan when I hit a curb weeks earlier.



In short, had my interlock mechanic accepted

the job or if my wife's 'New mechanic' worked

on it, they'd have had to hire a welder. If I had

let a transmission shop do the repair, I'd have

needed a co-signer to finance the cost.



But Nick does his own welding. In summary:



Nick's Repair is a full service auto and motorcycle

repair shop. The charge for my repair was

well under $200, which is much, much more than

a fair charge. I can say, in all sincerity, that

I plan to take my car(s) to Nick's Repair from

now on.





-Steve B.

Natick, MA

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