Repair & Clean

Affordable Tires and Service

In all, a $16 oil change. While oth­er­wise pricey, they’re good mechan­ics. Two of Damien’s cars have seen a new clutch and two sets of brakes between them.

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Asian Motors

Whether repair­ing the Queen’s car or a queen’s ride, Sarun is an impec­ca­ble mechanic. And obsessed. Wait til you see the fleet of late-model Jaguars he’s restor­ing, like he’s prepar­ing for some kind of posh, apoc­a­lyp­tic Idi­tarod. Not only will he repair your car, he’ll hand you the bro­ken bits, peer under the hood with you to show you the work like your pappa used to, and dia­gram his route, with­out a hint of con­de­scen­sion. All we can say is, see ya later, Bim’s Loco­mo­tive. Appoint­ments recommended.

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Bob Raught's Auto Repair

Among mechan­ics who’ll tell you how to fix the sim­ple shit, there are few who also hang taxi­der­mized deer heads in the front office.

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Granbury Cleaners

Persian-owned, excel­lent ser­vice and dis­turb­ing effi­ciency. Have the chile stains dry-cleaned off your suit on the cheap before your court appear­ance tomor­row. Only park in front if you mean to go in! They can get snappy.

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Grandma's Music & Sound

If you’re a musi­cian, you’ve been to Grandma’s. Mics to amps to stands to your dad’s A&R turntable, the expe­ri­enced techs aren’t fazed by much. While you’re in, strike a con­ver­sa­tion with the capa­ble, non-pushy sales staff, and check the killer rou­tine equip­ment deals.

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John Lewis' Mechanical Antiques & Repair

John Lewis' Mechanical Antiques & Repair

John cut his teeth on mechan­i­cal cal­cu­la­tors, later mas­sag­ing type­writ­ers and print­ers. Thing is, he still charges like $125 is a month’s rent. Call ahead for type­writer museum hours (or to beg for to be let in), and avoid bor­der pol­i­tics with Dar­lene. Unless, of course, your argu­ment is solid as the forty min­utes you’re pre­pared to spend at the counter.

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Kim's Alterations

Fast! Walk in and Kim’ll fit you imme­di­ately, with a typ­i­cal two-day turn-around. If it doesn’t feel right (a rar­ity), she offers free re-fitting. Friendly staff, rea­son­able prices.

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Quelab

Quelab

Yes

A project and col­lab­o­ra­tion work­space for every­thing. From green tech to robot­ics, fix­ing appli­ances and gen­eral craft­work, every­thing. A brain­storm­ing, build­ing, play­ing, learning/teaching space,  too. A work­shop full of member-donated tools and supplies.

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Super 6 Tokyo Auto Services

Dear LORD with the pay­ment plans! These guys have done all the repairs on Emily’s mom’s Four Run­ner for the past eight years. Run by broth­ers Kwan (cus­tomers) and Bin (cars), who, despite a 3000-hour week, still treat you sweet as pie.

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U Pull-&-Pay

Rows of every make and model you can think of, so find­ing an alter­na­tor for that 1992 Ford Topas you bought at the DWI auc­tion is not a problem.

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Vietnam 2000

No No

Get an eggroll and $16 emis­sions test in the same build­ing: it’s appalling or bril­liant. Prob­a­bly both. Over 100 menu items, huge por­tions, and straight-up del­ish. Cheap, fast & certified.

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Vigil's Safe & Key

Vigil's Safe & Key

Bar-none, the best lock­smith in the Duke City. Sure, you could  save $3 at Home Depot on an auto-cut key for $.25–and we’d like to see your face when it jams in your front door at 2am–and the bill from the Pop-A-Lock guy.

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