British Columbia MR2 Owners Group

by **Heeter** » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:50 pm

Did some MR2 business with Camshaft.

He delivered what he promised, as promised. Will vouch for you anytime.

Thanks Bud,

Heeter

by **4agzeSE** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 5:42 pm

Cams a nice guy, he is definatly one of the "go to" guys when you need work done on your car. There is also the "Last Chance Garage".

by **blind monkey** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 6:31 pm

whats is "Last Chance Garage"?

by **petesmr2** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 9:11 pm

At the risk of embarassing Cam, I too have to say he's the guy when it comes to my 2, or any car really. He's also taking care of my wife's Civic.

Your kudos to Cam don't surprise me at all, Heeter.

by **LittleDragon** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 11:01 pm

I always go to him for the big jobs and he always gets the job dones right

by **camshaft** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 7:35 am

Thanks guys :oops:

I appreciate that Heeter..

I'm glad your package made it.. was surprized greyhound was that fast.
And I used a crap load of bubble wrap to make sure it made it in on piece.

by **drscam** » Sat Jul 15, 2006 9:46 am

Nice work, Cam.

Cam has always been there for me, no matter which car I take to him.

by **1992_ST185** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 1:38 am

I didn't even know Cam and he came all the way to the North shore just to test drive + check my car with a clutch problem!!! Not to mention he answers his e-mail really fast and answers my silly questions!!

Where did this super nice guy come from!?

by **camshaft** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 11:33 am

Thanks Carmen

Well your questions aren't silly...
They are questions because you don't know and that's what this board is here for.
Not everyone has been in the automotive field for 16-17 years like myself.
So it can be understood you would want to ask questions so you can make the right decision.

As I'm sure most people are aware I just tell it like it is. Even if it means that i will not get a 5000.00 job.
Like in Carmen's situation her car needs alot of TLC. I advised her that possibly making a list of con's pro's about fixing the car vs buying a new car. Might be a good idea before going ahead with the repairs on the car.

Unfortunately there are many people in the industry that would just tell her she needs a clutch. When the engine was on the ground inform her that all of a sudden 2000 more repairs are required.

1992_ST185 wrote:I didn't even know Cam and he came all the way to the North shore just to test drive + check my car with a clutch problem!!! Not to mention he answers his e-mail really fast and answers my silly questions!!

Where did this super nice guy come from!?

by **MR2Kid** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 7:00 pm

camshaft wrote:Thanks Carmen

Well your questions aren't silly...
They are questions because you don't know and that's what this board is here for.
Not everyone has been in the automotive field for 16-17 years like myself.
So it can be understood you would want to ask questions so you can make the right decision.

As I'm sure most people are aware I just tell it like it is. Even if it means that i will not get a 5000.00 job.
Like in Carmen's situation her car needs alot of TLC. I advised her that possibly making a list of con's pro's about fixing the car vs buying a new car. Might be a good idea before going ahead with the repairs on the car.

Unfortunately there are many people in the industry that would just tell her she needs a clutch. When the engine was on the ground inform her that all of a sudden 2000 more repairs are required.

1992_ST185 wrote:I didn't even know Cam and he came all the way to the North shore just to test drive + check my car with a clutch problem!!! Not to mention he answers his e-mail really fast and answers my silly questions!!

Where did this super nice guy come from!?

You won't find another automotive technician like Cam anywhere else. They just don't exist. This club is so lucky to have him as our technician.

by **drscam** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:48 pm

camshaft wrote:...Like in Carmen's situation her car needs alot of TLC. I advised her that possibly making a list of con's pro's about fixing the car vs buying a new car....

Carmen,

If you decide not to repair it... I can assist you with a new/used car. Give me a call. Hopefully the repairs are not extensive as it would be a shame to lose such a sweet ride. Russ's All-Trac is for sale though.

by **4agzeSE** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 2:00 pm

drscam wrote:
camshaft wrote:...Like in Carmen's situation her car needs alot of TLC. I advised her that possibly making a list of con's pro's about fixing the car vs buying a new car....

Carmen,

If you decide not to repair it... I can assist you with a new/used car. Give me a call. Hopefully the repairs are not extensive as it would be a shame to lose such a sweet ride. Russ's All-Trac is for sale though.

LOL what a wolf...typical salesman!!! :lol:

by **Cameron** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 9:38 pm

4agze wrote:
drscam wrote:
camshaft wrote:...Like in Carmen's situation her car needs alot of TLC. I advised her that possibly making a list of con's pro's about fixing the car vs buying a new car....

Carmen,

If you decide not to repair it... I can assist you with a new/used car. Give me a call. Hopefully the repairs are not extensive as it would be a shame to lose such a sweet ride. Russ's All-Trac is for sale though.

LOL what a wolf...typical salesman!!!

Nothing wrong with a good old salesman!!!!

by **drscam** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 9:43 pm

Cameron wrote:Nothing wrong with a good old salesman!!!!

Thanks Cameron...

BTW, who are you calling old?

by **Cameron** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:05 pm

drscam wrote:
Cameron wrote:Nothing wrong with a good old salesman!!!!

Thanks Cameron...

BTW, who are you calling old?

Little touchy on the subject...? :lol:

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