Mustang Specific Shop in Grand Rapids?

Firestrike87

Firestrike87

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Is there such a shop or is their another good shop in the area to work on my Mustang or just a general shop that is trusted and does good work in G.R.? I'm not really looking to build a "race car", but to somewhat bring my 150,000 1996 Mustang GT back to life. The engine seems fine but the suspension might need some work, the rear axle needs rebuilding, and I get a squealing sound from some pulley up front on the engine. I'm just looking for a good, reliable, reasonably priced place to get my car worked on if I can't do it.

EDIT: Also post location if not near G.R.
 
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Alternative Auto Performance
51945 Gratiot Ave, Chesterfield Twp., Michigan 48051
Phone: 586.949.7505 - Fax: 586.949.7501
 
Well I dont know if they would do maintenance type work. But give them a call. I think there a guy on here who works there(Doctor). Maybe he could tell you more.
 
find a clean local general repair shop for the suspension work and the motor. Usually people that deal with rear ends will be seperate but you never know.
 
Pure84GTT said:
find a clean local general repair shop for the suspension work and the motor. Usually people that deal with rear ends will be seperate but you never know.
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I'm not in any hurry to get the work done, just seeing if their is any shops around. Depending on what I decide to do, I might just try and replace the stuff myself this summer when it gets warmer, just have to find a place to do it.
 
Buy a suspension kit from Maximum Motorsports or Dugans or something and take it to Mufflerman or some other shop you trust. Sounds like basic stuff. When you're looking to build a 600hp blower motor, take it to a real shop
 
robvas said:
Buy a suspension kit from Maximum Motorsports or Dugans or something and take it to Mufflerman or some other shop you trust. Sounds like basic stuff. When you're looking to build a 600hp blower motor, take it to a real shop
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That's another problem, I really don't know of a shop I trust. I'll edit the first post to add "trusted" shops also.
 
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