I have been a mobile mechanic working for myself taking on side work for years. Not everyone has the money or means to have their vehicle picked up by a tow service and delivered to a shop to pay high shop rates to have their vehicle repaired. I am always honest and straight foreword about meeting the needs of my customers as well as being flexible on cost.

I was an automotive mechanic. I diagnosed and repaired cars and trucks. The main sales of the shop was selling and installing tires so I was also a tire tech. We also had a metal fabrication shop in the back where we would build trailers, panels or anything else you could build with metal. We served a lot of the local farmers in the area. We also services and repaired semis and diesels.

Auto Body Tech. Repaired metal and/or fiberglass bodies of vehicles and prepped them for paint. I also did paint and finish work on said vehicles.

Auto body collision work on the side, but the main job was restoring classic and building custom cars and trucks. This job is not where I initially learned the field, but is where I learned the most. We performed extensive auto body repair, as in replacing lots of body parts by welding, using adhesives, and fiberglass work. We made sure all the panels fit right and worked the body until it was perfect then prepped them for paint. I also built, overhauled and installed many engines as well as wired them to run. I was also in charge of wiring all the vehicles components, lights, gauges, electrical comforts, etc. Very very close attention to detail was always made. These were very expensive and high end cars and trucks. It was by far my most favorite job I have ever had.

Auto body restoration.