Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Goldendale, Washington

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Goldendale Exhaust

525 E Broadway St
Goldendale, WA 98620
(509) 773-3164

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Broadway Automotive Inc

870 E Broadway St
Goldendale, WA 98620
(509) 773-4488

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West End Repair

700 W Allyn St
Goldendale, WA 98620
(509) 773-6661

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Sunset Automotive Incorporated

1180 W Broadway St
Goldendale, WA 98620
(509) 773-4445

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K L S Services

91610 Biggs Rufus Hwy
Wasco, OR 97065
(541) 739-2076

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Walts A/c Cooling Specialties

206 E Jefferson St
The Dalles, OR 97058
(541) 296-4438

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Re: To all the Women of Town Hall, [mtngal]: by goldendale on Wed Aug 17 08:32:49 PDT 2005; Thank you for your prompt response. I lost my Golden three years ago after twelve years of companionship. She was a bit more mellow than this one - this one is tough. Nothing cuter than a Golden in the back of a pickup though. Looked into the Aliner and am really researching my options. Don't need real big; something light. Even though I have a greater towing capacity it does not mean I have to use it. Like the Casitas, but hard to find a 13' unless I buy new - not ready just yet. In time. The old Tacomas inspired me to buy this one. They run forever.

Re: To all the Women of Town Hall, [goldendale]: by mtngal on Tue Aug 16 18:58:44 PDT 2005; Can I ever relate to the wet, muddy Golden in the back of a Tacoma - mine (who sadly passed away 2 years ago) loved hiking and playing in streams. The biggest thing about buying a trailer is to check the loaded weight against the vehicle's towing capacity. The old 4 banger Tacoma I had couldn't tow a full sized trailer, just one of the lighter pop-ups (some of the bigger pop-ups are not light!). I don't know if the newer (and larger) Tacomas have more towing ability. I've thought that a hard-sided pop-up might be the way to go since it has a lower profile but would stand up to the blowing sand of a windy beach. There's an A-frame hard sided pop-up trailer (made by Aliner) that intrigued me but looked in the photos like it would be a bit cramped for my husband. I'd have to see one in person - it might be fine for you.

Re: To all the Women of Town Hall, [mel67]: by goldendale on Tue Aug 16 12:45:51 PDT 2005; What an inspiration you women are! At 57 years of age I just bought a 2005 Tacoma doublecab and would sell my house before selling this truck! I have a Golden Retriever who loves to swim and I got turned off by putting a smelly, wet Golden in the back of my SUV - plus, she did not have much room. The Tacoma (with the cap) is great for her. After she has been in the back I just have to hose it down. She now goes everywhere with me and my 88 year old mother and we both feel safer bringing our dog wherever we go (Thelma and Louise). I have to admit that I put up with a lot of "raised eyebrows" from a lot of people. People thought I was more the Lexus type - which is the one of the biggest insults I have ever experienced. Because I work in Manhattan does not mean I can't drive a pickup. Anyway, I just decided that if I can pay a mortgage, I can drive whatever I please. As a matter of fact, am shopping for a travel trailer to tow. Would appreciate any input with respect to popups, etc. It has given me a new lease on life! In researching trucks, I found out that auto manufacturers are hiring more female engineers to design trucks for the new breed of women truck drivers. Trucks are much more practical than any other vehicle and I think truck drivers drive more safely. You don't have the maneuverability to weave in and out of traffic like those annoying kids in smaller cars (getting old). Anyway, I look forward to driving every day. So glad I found this website!

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