Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Sheridan, Arkansas

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W M N Automotive Incorporated

301 S Rock St
Sheridan, AR 72150
(870) 942-8246

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B & B Tire Center Inc

1122 S Rock St
Sheridan, AR 72150
(870) 942-7079

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Maxs Garage

1010 S Rock Street
Sheridan, AR 72150
(870) 942-4612

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Dennis Teague Chevrolet

2116 Hwy 167 S
Sheridan, AR 72150
(870) 942-5599

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Bobby's Auto Repair

10101 Dollarway Rd
White Hall, AR 71602
(870) 247-5985

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Donnies Auto Repair

7617 Dollarway Rd
White Hall, AR 71602
(870) 267-1404

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3.5 SE Loaded: by asav1976 on Tue Mar 04 09:03:43 PST 2008; I posted this in the buying group by mistake, but I wanted to post it here as well. Thank you all on this board for helping me work on what I think is a good lease. It was my first time doing it. I had very little time to research due to my wifes car dying and we cant be withou 2 vehicles. I just leased the 3.5SE LOADED including tech package for my wife yesterday at Sheridan Nissan in DE. $1993 down inclusive of $1079tax, 185-tags, $369 1st payment, $300-security deposit 15K miles per year 39 month lease Maybe I could have done better, but try to give a rookie (me) a break. When I walked in the door, they wanted 2K down and $550/month payment which is absolutely stupid. Thank you guys for all of your help. I gainnes alot by observing your conversations.

Re: 08 Altima [jchan2]: by asav1976 on Tue Mar 04 07:48:15 PST 2008; Thank you all on this board for helping me work on what I think is a good lease. I just leased the 3.5SE LOADED including tech package for my wife yesterday at Sheridan Nissan in DE. $1993 down inclusive of $1079tax, 185-tags, $369 1st payment, $300-security deposit 15K miles per year 39 month lease When I walked in the door, they wanted 2K down and $550/month payment which is absolutely stupid. Thank you guys for all of your help. I gainnes alot by observing your conversations.

Re: how is this deal [pmtre]: by howardentprise on Thu Jan 03 08:41:10 PST 2008; color is Galaxy Black /Charcoal leather. I also got numbers very close to this from sheridan nissan(actually in stock) and conicelli nissan(need to DX). Does anyone have any firm pricing on the Gold Preferred warranty?

CNG prices in Oklahoma: by ngvdrivers on Tue Sep 11 21:19:23 PDT 2007; There probably aren't many Oklahoma consumers monitoring this thread, but just in case . . . All 3 public CNG filling stations I've used in Tulsa and Broken Arrow have been 94.9 cents/gge. Two of the stations are Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG) public stations (on Main St. in Broken Arrow & around 15th & Sheridan in Tulsa). The other is a Fuelman station just west of 55th and Garnett in Tulsa. If there are many other OK CNG consumers, maybe we could start another discussion topic to share info on CNG infrastructure in OK. Also, I've heard that the consumer rate for natural gas from ONG is about $1.05/gge instead of the commercial customer rate of $0.949/gge extended to business customers including CNG stations. So, it's slightly more expensive to refill at home instead of at a public station. However, the convenience factor, the better 3600 psi slow fill, the $1000 Federal tax credit on the FMQ-2-36, and the 50% OK State tax credit on the total cost including installation (e.g. an additional $4,000 state tax credit if you pay $8k for the unit) all combine to make refueling at home desirable nonetheless.

Re: Which Porsche to buy [habitat1]: by philhill on Sun Mar 25 10:28:42 PDT 2007; Hi Habitat, I get asked that a lot. No I am not the Phil Hill. I as named after my father who was named after a famous Civil War general, Phil Sheridan. Sheridan is my middle name. Again no relation. Thanks for your thoughts. What about stick vs Tip? Phil

Re: More Stories Plz.... [jlawrence01]: by snakeweasel on Wed Nov 01 11:16:01 PST 2006; Forget about it in Chicago. Oh there are a few (mind you few) places in and around Chicago that you can do that stuff. The Sheridan Road Ravines comes to mind. I would love to see one of those BMW's go though the intersection of Green Bay Rd and Lake street in the north burbs going west on Lake street at say 65 MPH

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