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“Cole's is fantastic! Had an auto issue while on vacation, something no one anticipates or desires. Dropped off the car, Dan determined the problem, got in parts, juggled his schedule and had the car ready for us to head back home. I paid what was quoted. Great, honest service!”
“Ended up with a flat from a nail and left my car in the parking lot. Came by the next day and it was already fixed without even asking or knowing who I was. Good people!”
“I was in Lansing over the weekend and ran into car trouble. Since I’m not from town I was pretty worried but Boeau and Greg came to my rescue and I was back on the road quicker then I expected!!!”
“I've owned a 67 Mustang for nearly 45 years, that's been driven, maintained and repaired, not restored. As you can imagine there were dozens of body issues with the car, some of which you wouldn't see without a sharp eye. Pat listened to what I hoped for, added many suggestions of his own, and proceeded with his son Shannon to correct a laundry list of paint, rust, and panel alignment problems. Somehow he did everything without painting the car, saving a great deal of time and money, relying instead on buffing and touch-ups. He was also able to point out previous repairs, some properly done, many not, and some from before I even owned the car. He worked around and dealt with many quirks of the car, and even added a structural part missing from when the car was built. Pat and Shannon seem to be able to do it all.Services: Body & Trim”
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“I'd give Tony Darling and his shop 10 stars if that was the quality and value yardstick. He's always there for me. Terrific service at an affordable price. It's always a good sign when a mechanic (or any other service provider) is more interested in taking care of your needs than getting paid. He prefers cash or check payment. I didn't have either one time and he said, mail it or drop it off when you're riding your bike up here next time. That's Tony.”