New SoCal Wagoneer and FSJN Member

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flussbuffel1975
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New SoCal Wagoneer and FSJN Member

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Sorry guys for over-posting. Glad to be here.

Any referrals for a Southern California mechanic? I need everything from door locks to engine work (and everything in between).

This just rolled off the truck from Detroit last night (for my birthday).
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Welcome - see my reply in your other post.
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Welcome.
So where in SOCAL??
Kinda a big place that SOCAL thing ya know?

As Tim mentioned, you really need to be ready to get some dirt under your finger nails owning one of these old Jeeps.
Most mechanics unfortunately know nothing about Full Size Jeeps, not to mention a carburator scares the livin life outta them.

There a lot of good folks around here that will help with info, guidance, and maybe even parts.
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San Diego specifically, but I am not scared to drive to LA, riverside, etc. SoCal is a big place, but I'm willing to drive to find the right shop.

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Happy Birthday from SF!
Have tools, will travel... may be not to SoCal... we are Norcal, we don't know where SoCal is... let us know what the issues are!
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flussbuffel1975 wrote: Fri Nov 10, 2023 10:53 pm San Diego specifically, but I am not scared to drive to LA, riverside, etc. SoCal is a big place, but I'm willing to drive to find the right shop.
Where in SD? I'm in North Park. So far I've tried to tackle things on my own and I know a couple places with "old school" mechanics who know a thing or 2.
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