Re: cold Ohio morning

[hsapir@buckeyeweb.com (Harrison Sapir)]

I'm so glad you asked! First of all, the chagrin falls mechanic that you
refer to is in fact my mechanic. His name is Chris Smith of Smith's Import
Specialists. He is probably the best and most qualified Audi tech in NE
Ohio. His number is 440.543.7100. As far as parts go, I operate my family's
buisness, Intercity Auto Parts in Bedford OH. We carry a ton of Audi parts
as well as most other European makes. My number here is 800.438.8733. On
the west  side you might want to try Galati's Foreign Car at 440.777.7764
or Tony's Auto Service at 440.234.1320. Both are competent, but not Audi
Specialists like Smith. Smith is Audi certified and worked for a dealership
for some twenty years or so. He is the only one I trust my car with.

Harrison Sapir

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> My cold Ohio morning is going about the same way, only it is 60 miles west
> of yours. (Huron).
> 
> I'm in Clevland frequently and would be interested in hearing about
> whatever quattro resources you have been able to discover in the Cleveland
> area, such as mechanics and parts sources. I have heard that there is a
> good mechanic somewhere around Chagrin Falls, but have no more specific
> information. I have a very good local independent mechanic who also drives
> an Audi, but I am in Cleveland enough to be interested in some help if
> anything unexpected happens.
> 
> Actually, I am in Lakewood once or twice a week, visiting my grandkids. A
> mechanic on the West Side would be very interesting. Thanks for mentioning
> that you are in Cleveland. I thought that the nearest fellow-lister was in
> Columbus.
> 
> So, have a great holiday and enjoy that quattro.
> 
> Doyt Echelberger
> 86 4kcsq (and 87 5kcstq within the next few weeks, if the guy's new car
> comes in)
>
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> At 08:05 AM 12/30/97 EDT, you wrote:
> >i find myself on this cold cleveland winter morning thanking the gods
> >for creating quattro as snow falls down and keeps other cars off the
> >roads.
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