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Having car trouble or is your car due for a maintenance visit? Tom Kennedy
Auto Repair is here to help you. Tom will find out what the problem is and
fix it at a fair and reasonable price. You don't have to worry that he
will "find" some other problems to run your bill up.
- Fair Prices
- Quality Work
- Expert Diagnostician
- Personal Service
- Over 35 Years Experience
- All Dealer Services
- American Cars & Trucks
- Japanese Cars & Trucks
- Classic Cars & Trucks
- Broncos & Corvairs
- Complete Brake Service
- Installation Expert
- Accepts MasterCard & VISA
- Open Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
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About Tom...
Tom has been around cars all his life, since his father was an auto mechanic.
In high school, his teachers trusted him to fix their cars during auto shop.
They knew it would be done right. He worked in his father's Texaco station
until his father passed away.
For the next 18 years, Tom gathered more experience by working in various
dealerships and independent repair shops before opening his own shop in 1990.
Tom is well know in the area for his diagnostic expertise, quality work and fair
prices.
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For recreation, Tom's biggest passion is to go play in the sand dunes of
Glamis, California. He has been going to the sand dunes with his family
since he was 12 years old. It is in his blood and now it's in his
daughter's blood too. Check out his
Desert Snakes website.
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| Tom is the original owner of a 1974 Bronco and is active in the Early Bronco
Registry. One of these days, in his spare time, Tom would like to restore
it to it's original beauty. Tom is president of the Coyote Corvair Club,
which meets monthly at his shop. |
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Weston Hook, owner of a beautiful Pininfarina Corvair coupe was invited
by GM to show his car at it Florida show in March of 2007. Before
she was shipped to Florida, Tom had the pleasure of working on her.
She is a one of a kind. Photos from the January 2007 issue of
Vairmail, The San Diego Corvair Club Monthly Newsletter. |
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