Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Wasilla, Alaska

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Diversified Tire

2550 E Palmer Wasilla Hwy
Wasilla, AK 99654
(907) 376-2700

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Mr Lube

721 E Westpoint Dr
Wasilla, AK 99654
(907) 373-4645

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Knik Tire & Auto

2550 E Palmer Wasilla Hwy
Wasilla, AK 99654
(907) 376-2442

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Midas - Wasilla #3

101 N. Crusey St.
Wasilla, AK 99654
(907) 376-4788

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Chevrolet Of Wasila

700 E Parks Hwy
Wasilla, AK 99654
(907) 373-8669

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Ak Automotive

320 E Danna Ave
Wasilla, AK 99654
(907) 357-4265

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Re: Heavens to Mergatroids... [steve_]: by gagrice on Thu Dec 25 10:21:54 PST 2008; I am sure the rank and file UAW workers do not feel it is insignificant. Especially the ones laid off this week after the bailout was offered. To the 100s of 1000s that are laid off in every workplace in America this is a less than cheery Christmas. My heart goes out to them. I have friends and family in just their position. Including my son in Alaska. He was laid off when the Great Bear Brewery closed the end of November. He did not have the fancy jobs bank or big bucks UAW job that gave him a chance to save for a rainy or in the case of Wasilla a snowy day. Alaska was flying high with $140 oil. I would imagine next years Permanent fund will be much less with oil prices in the toilet. One persons gain is another persons loss.

Re: Loan to the "Big Three" [cooterbfd]: by gagrice on Thu Dec 11 18:18:38 PST 2008; is it just the tip of an even BIGGER iceberg That is the $64,000 question. Right now the country and the World is slowly bleeding. Where do you try to stop it? I never faced a layoff in 46 years working for several companies. All Union jobs and I was in on the start, except for Pacific Telephone. I cannot possibly know what it must feel like to face a layoff. With the collapse of the price of oil friends and family in Alaska are being hit. My son was a chef at one of the top restaurants and brewery companies in Wasilla Alaska. They went out of business the end of November. I think the building industry has been hurt the worst. I don't hear any talk of bailing out the builders that are going bankrupt. I can tell you one thing. If I was one of the last UAW workers still on the job the last 10 years. I would be saving every penny and downsizing my life. It did not take a degree in economics to see the loss of market share, especially at GM. When a million of my fellow UAW workers lost their jobs since the 1970s, I would be on a short spending leash. What were these workers thinking when their company was not making any decent return during the SUV boom? Over the last 35 years I was in on a lot of our negotiations. I did a lot of research to see what our company was making and learning their weaknesses. If they were top heavy with engineers and crying no money. I would point that out to them. A couple times they were legitimately hurting and our contracts reflected that downturn. We even took a cut in one contract. That was tough to sell. The UAW will play a big part in any turnaround at GM. I don't think Congress will give GM any money unless the UAW concedes at least to the competition level. There is no bringing the competition up. Too late for that to happen. We are talking weeks from bankruptcy.

.: by fintail on Wed Nov 12 12:44:40 PST 2008; Off-roader Maybe popular in Wasilla nowadays Malaise Super Sport You can't be serious Big bird Slow and steady...or just slow and slow Amusing mpg claim and retina-burning add on trim

Jolie: by sandman46 on Thu Nov 06 10:24:34 PST 2008; From Wasilla no less! The Sandman ;)

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