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Montana Repair

Hwy 212
Alzada, MT 59311
(406) 828-4465

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Quality Auto Restoration

20 Government Valley Rd
Sundance, WY 82729
(307) 283-1766

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Tracy Motor Co

322 E Cleveland StP O Box 970
Sundance, WY 82729
(307) 283-1355

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Hersrud's of Belle Fourche

10961 US Hwy 212
Belle Fourche, SD 57717
(605) 892-2766

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Advanced Auto Tech Service

301 Roundup St
Belle Fourche, SD 57717
(605) 892-3713

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Scott Peterson Motors

30 5th Ave
Belle Fourche, SD 57717
(605) 892-2643

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Alva, WY Car Consumer Discussions

IPC problems blazer 98: by fernan_alva on Tue Jul 01 06:19:12 PDT 2008; I have a blazer 98 that have problem starting. The instrument panel is not working properly. From time to time the temp and gas gauge will go out and the security, gas and batt. light will go on, sometime will fix itself an the car will start. The electromechanic mention that is the Instrument panel Cluster the one causing the problem and I can not get a replacement for it. please assit.

Re: Iif you think only a small home solution ... [midnightcowboy]: by snakeweasel on Wed Oct 04 10:06:42 PDT 2006; Thomas Alva Edison said the same thing about PCs and he was wrong! Lets see, PC's came along in the 70's (computers late 30's early 40's) and Edison died in 1932. I don't think Edison said that about the computer. Anyway, since EV's would have the capacity to charge up at home there wouldn't be the need for them to stop at a station. Recharging stations would be used by those who may not be able to recharge at home (apartment dwellers?), those who end up driving past their range and those who are forgetful and forget to plug in the cars at night. Every car now needs to use a gas station every time it refuels (ok I know there are alternative fuel cars out there but the make up so few cars percentage wise). It won't be the case with EV's, so fewer will be needed. Listen to "In the Year 2525" by Zager and Evans or read Nostradamus. Why? Neither one is prophetic.

Re: Iif you think only a small home solution ... [snakeweasel]: by midnightcowboy on Wed Oct 04 08:57:32 PDT 2006; "As far as quick charge stations being as common as gas pumps, it will never happen." Thomas Alva Edison said the same thing about PCs :P and he was wrong! Listen to "In the Year 2525" by Zager and Evans or read Nostradamus. Cheers, MidCow P.S.- Let me know what happens 519 years from now!

Re: I dunno [rl81]: by 600kgolfgt on Tue May 17 03:14:20 PDT 2005; Actually, hybrid vehicles were pioneered in the U.S. by Thomas Alva Edison and others at the turn of the century (late 1800's - Early 1900's): http://www.ieee-virtual-museum.org/collection/event.php?id=3456880&lid=1

Could anyone comment on 91 626 LX HB?: by andrewsadecki on Fri Jun 02 17:26:52 PDT 2000; I'm thinking of buying 88-92 626 5spd.... There is one I'm going to see this weekend. 1991 Mazda 626LX, 4DR, HB, 5spd. The car has 206K (km), but the engine has been replaced 2 months ago with "low km" engine as per owner. He could not explain why the original engine died... He claims that "new" engine has had only 40K on it and it came from salvaged car. He is asking $3995 CAN for it, but might let it go for $3.5K I would appreciate any advice on the above. I've read some horror stories about Mazda's AT at http://www.alvant.alva.ok.us/dan/fan.htm but that should not be relevant to this one should it? Thanks, Andrew.

Could anyone comment on 91 626 LX HB?: by andrewsadecki on Fri Jun 02 17:24:38 PDT 2000; I'm thinking of buying 88-92 626 5spd.... There is one I'm going to see this weekend. 1991 Mazda 626LX, 4DR, HB, 5spd. The car has 206K (km), but the engine has been replaced 2 months ago with "low km" engine as per owner. He could not explain why the original engine died... He claims that "new" engine has had only 40K on it and it came from salvaged car. He is asking $3995 CAN for it, but might let it go for $3.5K I would appreciate any advice on the above. I've read some horror stories about Mazda's AT at http://www.alvant.alva.ok.us/dan/fan.htm but that should not be relevant to this one should it? Thanks, Andrew.

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