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Being Co-President of the South Florida Z Car Club (SFZCC)-Florida's largest Z club, I'll trust him with my own Z32, along with many of my members!
Mike performs the work himself (basic or advanced stuff), and is very honest and is full of knowledge on Z's, I believe he's been working on them for 16+ years.Seeing the performance shop, its immpressive and always full of Z's. I belive the concept of this shop is to improve upon the Nissan name, and convince folks that there are a few Nissan guys out there that really know their stuff, and want to provide only good experiences to Z enthusiasts. If in South Florida, and need work done on your Z thats above your head, give Mike a call is my advise if your looking for honest and quality work. but myself, along with many other members here I'm certain, have had our share of bad experiences with Nissan dealers. I'm not saying this with any bad intentions or am I trying to demean your business what-so-ever, but it's my understanding that the average Nissan dealership has very limited knowledge of the specifics of the Z32. Again, I may be completely off about this, but I've seen one too many Nissan mechanics mess up what's a routine job for any person who has some level of experience with our cars.
:George
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06:20:16 06/03/03
