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Lopez Auto Repair & Welding

521 E Fairview Ln
Espanola, NM 87532
(505) 753-4000

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Senas Auto

1812 N Riverside Dr
Espanola, NM 87532
(505) 747-1540

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Honda and Acura Automotive

725 N Riverside Rd
Espanola, NM 87532
(505) 747-8000

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Salazar Dodge Chrysler Jeep

517 N Riverside Dr
Espanola, NM 87532
(505) 753-7101

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Gilberts Auto Repair

119 Paseo De Onate
Espanola, NM 87532
(505) 753-4744

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Ed Corley Ford Mercury

505 South Paseo de Onate
Espanola, NM 87532
(800) 570-6034

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Re: Alaska news [steve_]: by gagrice on Wed Feb 27 13:40:23 PST 2008; so I doubt that overfishing was an issue. Yes and no. One of my bosses was married to an Eskimo and lived in Unalakleet. He fished for Herring roe until the market went away. Could it be that no one is buying the herring roe and the Cordova fishermen are looking for someone to pay? The 2007 herring biomass preseason projection was 38,415 tons. The department was unable to fly a peak biomass aerial survey this year. A pre-peak survey flown on June 8, by NSEDC biologists estimated 28,000 tons. The allowable quota of herring harvest was over 7,000 tons, but there were no sac roe herring buyers this year. Seven fishers participated in a herring bait fishery and sold 65,489 pounds. There was a wild kelp opening, but no fishers participated. http://csfish.adfg.state.ak.us/newsrelease/view.php?year=2007&dist=NSH&species=2- - - 30&num=1 It looks like the oldest information on PWS Herring was 1997 and it was a good year. Kind of hard to pin something on the oil spill almost 20 years after the fact, when they have had a lot of good years in between. ADFG says it is a virus killing the herring. It looks like the Cordova fishermen should head up to Norton Sound if they want to fish for herring. The Roe was the only thing worth collecting so no buyers no fishing.

Re: Alaska news [steve_]: by gagrice on Wed Feb 27 04:54:04 PST 2008; All I can say is Frivolous Lawsuits. Suing because storms erode is plain stupid. Hopefully the courts will throw it out. Coastal communities everywhere put up with erosion. Some have coped like Holland, some haven't like New Orleans. Was it Global Warming that caused hurricanes that wiped out close to a million people from the mid 1700s to the late 1800s? The worst storm in US history is still the 1900 hurricane that destroyed Galveston. I don't think that can be blamed on Exxon or any other man made GW. As far as Cordova herring. I think they were overfishing it. That has happened in other places in Alaska. It is a very lucrative and greed surpasses conservation of the resource. All these fringe group lawsuits have done, is hold up the release of funds already awarded by the courts.

Alaska news: by steve_ on Tue Feb 26 16:40:42 PST 2008; "The eroding village of Kivalina in the Northwest Arctic is suing Exxon Mobil and 23 other energy companies for damage related to global warming." Anchorage Daily News (may be a registration link). OT to Gagrice - Story about Cordova and the "crippling blow" in the same day's paper

Re: WhatSayHuh? [gagrice]: by steve_ on Fri Feb 22 18:55:02 PST 2008; Fishing rights in Alaska is like water rights in Idaho - there's not enough time to even hit the high spots. The best analogy I can come up with is liquor licenses - tightly controlled and regulated in most places and often they are hard to come by (or expensive to purchase). Looks like salmon permits are relatively cheap these days, around 50k. If you have to ask how much the gear and seiners cost, you can't afford to play. :shades: A lot of the oil cleanup crews were carpetbaggers who came up just to work the spill, just like the good ol' pipeline boom days. Lots of people, including at least one Anchorage non-fisher friend of mine, bought boats to lease to Exxon. Everyone was scrambling to get in on the action and Exxon was spreading money around like chicken scratch. Except me - we left for a road trip about that time. Ran into a camper in NM whose husband was working the spill. She was carrying around a baby food jar of fresh crude he had mailed her. Talk about aromatic. We got the most friendly waves and honks with our Alaska plates that trip when we hit New Jersey, home of Capt. Hazelwood. I bet I've bought less than 20 gallons of Exxon in the last 20 years. One woman I've lost track of in Cordova lost her fishery (herring roe on kelp) to the spill. Last I heard the bank took her permit, but it's too long ago to depend on my memory. That's a shore fishery so she probably just worked it with an inexpensive skiff until the oil shut it down. All of which has zilch to do with the topic....

Re: 1994 2nd row seat latch! [kiawah]: by cheesehead2 on Thu Jan 10 17:59:53 PST 2008; I have already been to 3 or 4 wrecking yards in the Rancho Cordova area. They all refuse to sell that part as they feel they can sell the complete seat assembly for anywhere from $200-$400 regardless of how thrashed the seats appear. I have also gone online to many wrecking yard parts locators but have had no luck. Apparently blue is a tough interior to find in addition to the age of the vehicle. Thanks for the suggestion though.

Re: 2003 TDI Jetta wagon [sebring95]: by traumagas on Thu Dec 06 18:26:53 PST 2007; Well The power seems okay, I bought it with 75k on it so I have nothing to compare it to I have read that Carbed up intake could decrease the power. I also hear that winter mix fuel and ULSD also can decrease power. I have cleaned Mass air sensor with the correct cleaner, I have ran Injector Cleaner SEAFOAM in a Half tank and Air filter is clean. The tires all have 44 psi around Using Nitrogen ( for what that is worth ) I into the area where the boost pipe clamps on seems to be about 3/4 inch of carbon in there. Seems that would need to be cleaned esp when Head was off !!! I have to say When the HONDA accord Diesel hit here I am going for one !! Why in the Heck would not the dealer De-carb the intake when they were there and able to do it is Beyond Me !!! :mad: Jon

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