Need Help!

[dragoscountess]

 
  Greetings, this is my first time posting to this forum. I would like to find Bus Nuts, in my area that can
  recommend a good garage for bus repairs. Also, need to find someone to do a pre-purchase exam for
  a bus I am interested in presently. I live in Pasco Co FL. the Tampa Bay area.
  Regards,
  Miss D

   

[B_K]

Miss D,
Welcome to the world of busnuts!
You most certainly came to the right place if you are nuts like us and if you like buses you must be!

You'll most certainly find plenty of help here on this board, and there are plenty of busnuts in the central FL area!
  BK 

[dragoscountess]

 I love buses especially the old ones. I missed a 1953 GM, recently I did not have anyone to check her out
for me, that I would trust.

[flynbanjo]

My first thought is Central Florida Bus and Auto in Lakeland Florida.  Depending on the nature of the repairs you might talk to Fleet Tech in Hudson or Parilment Coach in Clearwater. 

[B_K]

If your into the OLD buses you need to join busgreasemonkey.com and get to know all of us over there!
Scott the owner of it travels around in his Silverside working on buses for busnuts!
  BK 

[thomasinnv]

Hey BK I tried to register over there at greasemonkeys site but it wants an invitation code??

Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

[B_K]

invitation code?
Never heard of it.
Just tell them you know me!

OH wait that might make it worse.   
  BK 

[Scott Crosby]

The how do I join thread gives instructions on how to get your code sent to you.   

http://busgreasemonkey.com/index.php?p=/discussion/1364/how-do-i-sign-up-to-the-forum#latest

[John316]

My first thought is Central Florida Bus and Auto in Lakeland Florida.  Depending on the nature of the repairs you might talk to Fleet Tech in Hudson or Parilment Coach in Clearwater. 

I'm going to be the bad guy here. I have had one experience with these guys, and I was not at all impressed. They did not seem like a straight arrow shop. Would I use them if I had no other choice? Probably. Would I chose to go there if I had any other choice? No way.

[luvrbus]

My first thought is Central Florida Bus and Auto in Lakeland Florida.  Depending on the nature of the repairs you might talk to Fleet Tech in Hudson or Parilment Coach in Clearwater.  

I tend to agree with John 316,I saw a bus come out of that shop that had 1 spring brake chamber and 1 DD-3 chamber I don't what was up with that deal   .If you are into FaceBook that is place for info on older buses

[Dreadnought]

Welcome to the board!

It took me a long while to find the mechanic and garage I really trust in this area (Minnesota) and now I'm leaving and fulltiming!

Good luck!