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Criggers Don Repair Service Incorporated

222 E Riverside Dr
North Tazewell, VA 24630
(276) 988-5472

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Criggers Don Repair Service Incorporated

222 Riveredge Dr
Tazewell, VA 24651
(276) 988-5472

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Ramey Chevrolet Tazewell

27992 The Governor George C Perry Hwy
Tazewell, VA 24651
(276) 988-6526

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Ramey Ford Tazewell

910 Fincastle St
Tazewell, VA 24651
(276) 988-2572

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A 1 Auto Repair

711 Riverside Dr
Welch, WV 24801
(304) 436-3207

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Shields Auto Ctr

711 Riverside Dr
Welch, WV 24801
(304) 436-6515

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Squire, WV Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Tires deflating all the time [thetosquire]: by capriracer on Wed Oct 15 03:52:14 PDT 2008; Squire, I think it is time to do an immersion test. Take the tires off the vehicle and submerge them in a tub of water. A kiddy pool works well for this purpose. Notice where the bubbles come from. It isn't clear from your post how long it takes to have the tires air down (I'm thinking the best way to state this would be X psi over Y amount of time.) and it's also unclear if it is all 4 tires or just one. But I can tell you that alloy wheels are clear coated to seal the pores in the metal, and that clearcoat develops microscopic cracks over time and will leak.

Re: While you were growing up with the Syrena. . . [fintail]: by stephen987 on Tue Sep 16 12:07:08 PDT 2008; Well, they had to build a Chevette Woody--how could they let the Pinto Squire go unanswered? At least they never did this to the Chevette:

Re: Woody> [andys120]: by lemko on Mon Aug 11 10:47:09 PDT 2008; The hubcaps suggest it's a 1951 Ford. I think the Country Squire became a four-door wagon starting in 1952.

Re: Woody> [fintail]: by urnews on Mon Aug 11 10:15:33 PDT 2008; I agree with fintail, it's a 1949 Ford. Later imitation woodies would be called Country Squires. Boz

Escort Diesel: by michaell on Wed Jul 09 20:28:52 PDT 2008; I almost bought one of these when I was in college. It was the summer of 1985 and I had totalled my trusty (well, not so much) '79 Pontiac Sunbird. The payout was $2K. I only had about 3 months to graduation, but no job lined up. The Ford dealer I talked to said that they would defer the first payment for 3 months ($150 per month!). My folks nixed the deal, since I had no steady income at the time. So, I ended up spending $1100 on a '77 Olds (the model similar to the Nova) which, I found out later, was only running on 7 of its 8 cylinders. I sold it the day I graduated college for $250, which was enough cash for me to rent an '84 Country Squire to move my possessions home from Phoenix to LA.

Re: '70s car expert (andre) [fintail]: by boomchek on Wed Jun 25 15:13:52 PDT 2008; Looks like the truckster was based off an older Crown Vic Country Squire, or whatever their name for a wagon was back then.

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