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Step 1
Talk to people who own muscle cars. Do you have any friends or neighbors with a muscle car? Find out where they take their vehicles to have work done and whether or not they're happy with the service they receive.
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Step 2
Find a muscle car club in your community. Get to know the members and where they take their cars for tune-ups and general maintenance.
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Step 3
Look online. Many muscle car enthusiasts give advice and discuss their cars in forums. You may find a recommendation for a mechanic in your area.
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Step 4
Make sure any mechanic you choose is certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. This is a good indicator that they take their job seriously and are knowledgeable, professional mechanics. To be certified, they must pass a number of auto repair tests and have a certain amount of experience. Mechanics must recertify every 5 years.
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Step 5
Conduct a trial run. Take your vehicle in for a routine service. Evaluate how the mechanic treats your car and you. Ask questions. Make sure the mechanic is familiar with muscle cars and muscle car parts.
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Step 6
Take the time to develop a good relationship with the muscle car mechanic once you find one you like.









