My dad recommended me to this mechanic that fixes his car for cheap. I'm not even sure if this guy has an actual business, he may just be doing it on the side. Anyway, he took my car to paint

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first your idea is ****ing RETARDED, I mean I get what your going for but doesn't mean its cool or a good idea secondly why do you start EVERY word with a cap

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suggestions for major online part searches? The most extensive listing I've found is car-part dot com. Are there other online stores that list parts or major businesses that sell nationally, how do body shops find there parts? Is my best

suggestions for major online part searchs? The most extensive listing I've found is car-part dot com. Are there other online stores that list parts or major businesses that sell nationally, how do body shops find there parts?