Help finding Repair shop

[Michael]

Hey everyone My name is mike and I am in middlesex County, NJ an dI am having a hard time finding someplace that will refinish my poor MG I bought it after my first tour over seas… I have had the VW Engine re-built which cost as much as the car itself. I have fought thru self repair electrical problems…. My poor MG has now sat broken in my garage for at least 9 months… I need some reliable locations for professional repair in central, NJ. Does anyone know of such a place???

[Mark]

Hello Mike, and welcome to the club.  Do you have any idea of what is wrong with the engine or other parts?  Do you have a copy of the John Muir book?  VWs should last almost forever if you can keep them alive and that’s this book is designed to do, written for the non-technical reader, it is essential for all VW owners.  I believe he even tells how to trouble-shoot electrical problems. “How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive”

http://www.amazon.com/Keep-Volkswagen-Alive-Step—Step/dp/1 566913101/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1312264055& amp;sr=1-1

Mark

MGLondonRoadste40757.0760416667

[Mark]

I could offer the services of a Phoenix VW shop. They still work on air-cooler engines and I’m sure they would love to see your car.  Too bad it is such a long haul from New Jersey.

[Mark Hendrickson]

Try contacting Billy, the proprietor of Foreign Car Werks in Bound Brook. He’s just off I-287. http://www.foreigncarwerks.com/

Tell him that a fellow CJVWS http://www.cjvws.com member told you to call him.

I am sure he can help you out.

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