ford mustang repair

Asked by park111 Mar 02, 2009 at 09:09 PM about the Ford Mustang

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ford mustang made loud metallic sound and the engine died. was hauled to a tow yard until someone can pick it up and make a repair estimate.Who will do this. The yard is on the south side of Dallas

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technically if you pay the towing and storage fee you can pick it up... otherewise you can get a shop to pick it up... note that you are going to have to pay for all towing up front probabally and your car still wont even be looked at and if it was making major ticking then your in for some major engine work...

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