Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Stanley, New Mexico

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Moriarty Auto Supply

517 Old Rte 66 E
Moriarty, NM 87035
(505) 832-1129

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Tillery Chevrolet GMC

1400 W Rte 66
Moriarty, NM 87035
(505) 832-4431

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Under Car Auto Service

1913 Historic US 66
Edgewood, NM 87015
(505) 281-7309

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Local Wrench LLC

12 Rio Vista Rd
McIntosh, NM 87032
(505) 384-4199

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Brake Masters

5616 NM SH Hwy 528
Albuquerque, NM 87114
(505) 890-1800

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Prodigious Services Incorporated

788 State Highway 333
Tijeras, NM 87059
(505) 286-2394

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Re: STI - final thoughts [graphicguy]: by chikoo on Mon Nov 17 14:27:00 PST 2008; >Chiko....There was a time when the Stanley Steamer was unique and relevant, too. Today? Not hardly! Right. I don't even know why we are arguing??? :confuse: If GM disappears, it(GM) will be irrelevant to this discussion 10 years from now, save some jokes like what the Yugo has to :P .

Re: STI - final thoughts [graphicguy]: by driver100 on Mon Nov 17 12:38:34 PST 2008; Chiko....There was a time when the Stanley Steamer was unique and relevant, too. Today? Not hardly! The relevance is that history repeats iteslf. The end of the Stanley Steamer, Oldsmobile, Hudson, Studebaker, Plymouth might be as relevant as the loss of GM, Ford and/or Chrysler will be 10 years from now. :surprise:

Re: STI - final thoughts [richard64]: by graphicguy on Mon Nov 17 11:40:14 PST 2008; richard...thanks. You're kind! Chiko....There was a time when the Stanley Steamer was unique and relevant, too. Today? Not hardly!

2003 Acura 3.2 TL-S Headlight condensation: by alibert on Sun Nov 16 14:50:59 PST 2008; Moisture got into headlight. Dealer said entire unit had to be replaced. Cost $1200+. I think original assembly was fine after inspecting it for cracks, holes. Moisture may have entered from back of headlight assembly from bulb insert location which is usually sealed by gasket after reinserting light. Acura, Stanley (who made light assembly) and dealer told me to take a hike. Any suggestions? Andre Libert

Re: Victoria BC, Vancouver BC NO WAY [steve_]: by duke23 on Sun Nov 09 20:29:29 PST 2008; Steve wrote : "I think you missed my point. If you live downtown you don't have to pay parking fees unless you insist on having a car instead of renting occasionally or using a ZipCar, and you can avoid the traffic by walking. When gas spikes, then you worry about transit price hikes or your heating bill, but you aren't having to fill up a gas tank all the time. " Now me, I love Vankong, ok it maybe politically incorrect but they had to go somewhere after '97. In truth what's not to like ? Seabus, Skytrain,BC ferries, great bus and trolleys. Fantastic seafood, mountains, water. Not to mention that Vancouver pale ale. If memory serves me correctly a few blocks on Robson as you approach Stanley still say strasse after the street in homage to the early german roots. Perfect no, there are areas affected by hard drug use and unsafe. But all and all pretty good. Hope the RE values have been affected.

Re: hydrogen gas car [nagano89]: by texases on Wed Nov 05 07:10:51 PST 2008; Please take some physics/chemistry courses. You'll learn that it takes more energy to split water than you get when you burn it in the engine. Remember, about 2/3 of the energy released in the engine is lost as heat (through the radiator or out the exhaust) rather than as mechanical energy to move the car. So, if you use 3 units of energy to generate hydrogen (assuming 100% efficiency on generating the hydrogen, which is certainly optimistic), you only get 1 unit of mechanical energy back (which is what you use to both move the car and run the alternator to generate the electicity for electrolysis). So it is fundamentally impossible (not 'difficult', or 'needs more development') to do what you suggest. Regarding Stanley Meyer, he's a convicted fraudster. Read more about him here Meyer Bio It's not the 'oil companies' keeping this from working, it's Mother Nature.

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