Elise safe MOT in ABZ

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Elise safe MOT in ABZ

Post by Kev » Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:34 am

As above, any body know where its safe to bang the elise in for its MOT?

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Post by Baggy » Mon Nov 27, 2006 10:09 am

Autoquick in whitemyres is ok.
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Post by c5tto » Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:23 pm

i had my mot done at bavaria on hutcheon street and they were good.
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Post by Scotty C » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:27 am

I use AW Autotech, in the Spital. 643251.Ask for Allan (the boss)

They are MOT friendly for me ;o)

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Post by Baggy » Wed Nov 29, 2006 9:58 am

Am loathed to bad mouth a firm without personal reason to do so (especially since you seem to have had good service C5tto) but I personally wouldn't touch bavaria with a sh*t stick. Have heard numerous horror stories of tyres getting stolen & gash ones being put back on....I know they took the warning bulb out of my mates 944 dash & told him they'd fixed the ABS...Rough as a sack of chisels. IMHO
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Post by tuscan_thunder » Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:20 pm

Baggy wrote:Am loathed to bad mouth a firm without personal reason to do so (especially since you seem to have had good service C5tto) but I personally wouldn't touch bavaria with a sh*t stick. Have heard numerous horror stories of tyres getting stolen & gash ones being put back on....I know they took the warning bulb out of my mates 944 dash & told him they'd fixed the ABS...Rough as a sack of chisels. IMHO
Sounds about right.

Out of the city, I'd recommend 3 garages - Gordon Smith at Daviot nr Inverurie, C&M Macdonald in Oldmeldrum or JD Motor Engineers in Insch.

C&M Macdonald are an MoT station and they're happy for you to kick about and wait. The other two garages will do the work and arrange an MoT for you. JD might be a testing station now but they weren't at the start of the year.
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Post by Kev » Fri Dec 01, 2006 4:11 pm

Cheers guys.

Banged it into Autoquick yesterday and passed, so I'm happy!!!

Tuscan,

Are those places mentioned good with the Elise? It would be nice to know somewhere in/or around ABZ where I can get things sorted if i needed. Took it down to Dans :thumbsup for the service and Cambelt, but dont fancy having to take it down everytime I have a problem.

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Post by Scotty C » Fri Dec 01, 2006 4:47 pm

my 340r passed its MOT today. with decat fitted. :wink:
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Post by tuscan_thunder » Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:31 am

Kev wrote:Cheers guys.

Banged it into Autoquick yesterday and passed, so I'm happy!!!

Tuscan,

Are those places mentioned good with the Elise? It would be nice to know somewhere in/or around ABZ where I can get things sorted if i needed. Took it down to Dans :thumbsup for the service and Cambelt, but dont fancy having to take it down everytime I have a problem.
Aye, Macdonald's have worked on my car plenty and they're fine. Gordon Smith at Daviot is fine too - no worries with leaving the car there.

JD Motors is run by a couple of petrolheads - John is a hillclimb man, well known for his exploits in various Westfields and the like, Dave is a Mini-man and both of them are spot on.

The handy thing with them is the railway station is about 50 yards from their workshop so you can drop off the car then get the train back into Aberdeen. No messing about with lifts etc.
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