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Shadetree Auto Repair

820 N Iowa
Marshall, OK 73056
(580) 935-6825

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Mike Mowdy Chevrolet

106 E Jack Choate Ave
Hennessey, OK 73742
(877) 219-5356

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A & J Garage

530 E Maine Ave
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 234-3212

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Sheldons Alignment Shop

602 E Broadway Ave
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 233-8327

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JD Irons Auto

515 S Independence St
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 234-8579

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A CS Auto & Cycle

418 S Grand St
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 233-8377

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So does those numbers not scare you ???: by rockylee on Mon Nov 17 17:04:39 PST 2008; I think as I said have made my point very clear as to the domino effect the Big 3 collapse would have including healthcare jobs. The difference iluv, is Boeing didn't go belly up despite you losing your job pal, and it was democrats who pushed to save Boeing, despite people like McCain, who faught giving Boeing's, union folks contracts and gave them to McDonald Douglas, !!! Boeing, like General Motors, is an important industry not for just the jobs it provides but their demise is a national security issue and I have a feeling someday WWIII will break out and it will be companies like the Big 3 and Boeing, who will give us a fighting chance at victory while you work on doing your healthcare deal on us young guys who are doing the fighting !!!! ;) ;) ;) ;) "The Rock"

Re: Engineering dominance [aldw]: by 62vetteefp on Tue Nov 11 04:49:02 PST 2008; "ask why military hardware manufacturers or aircraft manufacturers in the US can still perform well in spite of everything. " Perhaps because the government is paying the bills for the military hardware and they buy from only US concerns? Notice also that Boeing is the last of US makers building commercial aircraft. Where is Douglas? McDonell?, General Dynamics? Hughes? All the commercial aircraft companies are combined into one, Boeing. And the only real competitor is a French based company. Supply and Demand and when there is only 2 suppliers and the demand is there you can charge what you need to.

Re: Rattle from the Back Wheel side [paul34b]: by aw57 on Tue Oct 21 19:18:16 PDT 2008; I had the same problem, but coming from the C pillar on the passenger's side. At first my dealer told me that it needed shim plates. But when they put those in, they called me to say that it didn't take care of the problem. Eventually, a VW factory tech guy came to the dealer and worked out a solution. They installed a segment top bracket bolt and replaced the bots and nuts for the headliner. I don't hear the noise anymore. If your dealer has any questions, they should call Dominic at Douglas Motors in Summit, NJ (my service representative) and he should be able to fill him in on the details.

Just Leased G35x: by jaymurnick on Tue Sep 16 18:39:36 PDT 2008; Just wanted to say thanks for all the info in this forum. Y'all helped me negotiate my first lease deal without even knowing it (I've previously only purchased cars). For your info: G35x Blue Slate/Graphite w/ aluminum Tech, Nav, Premium, Cargo Net, Splash Guards, all weather floor mats (dealer threw them in). 39 months/12K miles/yr MSRP: $41,330 Cap Cost: $36,866 Monthly PMT: $471.79 Cap Reduction: $500 (loyalty cash) Tax on Bank Fee & Doc Fee: $59.78 (NJ 7.0%) Doc Fee: $295 License fee: $350 Gov. Fees: $7.50 First PMT: $471.79 Bank Fee: $595.00 Total drive off: $2243 less $500 loyalty cash = $1743 Residual: 55% MF: .00135 I went with Circle Infiniti in West Long Branch, NJ. I looked at Douglas on Summit and West Chester down by Philly but Circle gave me the best deal.

Re: What to purchase now? [stu9]: by bookitty on Sun Jun 01 07:19:47 PDT 2008; Greengirl, I purchased a 2008 Jeep Wrangler (4WD) Sahara edition with a six speed manual and the soft top. I have been very happy with the vehicle and the only problem(s) suffered thus far, was an unplugged connection for the rear windows and a broken wire on the Sirius satellite radio antenna. The dealer, Douglas Jeep in Venice, Florida took care of the problems immediately and loaned me a brand new loaded Jeep Liberty while repairs were made. Any vehicle, or for that matter, any item is only as good as the dealer standing behind it. I preached and lived that doctrine through 37 years in the mobile construction equipment industry. I am happy to hear that you are a "happy camper" because I am of the belief that working brakes are a boon to safe motoring. Bookitty

'07 Camry LE - Douglas Xtra-Trac II ??: by graffixx on Mon Sep 08 10:25:58 PDT 2008; This past weekend, we made a trip to visit a relative (150-mile 1-way). We stopped by a gas station on the way there and upon inspection of all tires, we saw a nail about 1/2 inch sticking out of the right back tire. We managed to make it to a local Walmart store where we purchased 2 brand new Douglas Xtra-Trac II (215/60/R16) tires and had them installed in the rear. They were the least expensive ($65/ea). The nail was about 3 inches long! Does anyone have any experience with these Douglas tires? I can't seem to find any reviews anywhere out there.

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