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Why Use A Professional Mechanic to Start A “Dead” Car
Why Use A Professional Mechanic to Start A “Dead” Car
by Mike Thies, Certified Vehicle Appraiser
Luckily, “Dead” in this case doesn’t mean gone forever. It refers to a car that may have been running fine at some point but has been left unattended, not started, for an extended period. Museum cars, family estate probate, life demands; the reasons fill a long list of how this can easily happen. Members of the International Vehicle Appraisers Network encounter this fairly…
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