California car sent to Malloy Mazda
07-25-06, 09:15 PM
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California car sent to Malloy Mazda
I sent my 93 touring to Malloy Mazda in Woodbridge, VA for service this week and was told they had 3 3rd gen RX 7s in service with one from California. Are these guys that good? I know Ray Crow is excellent and he talks highly about Dave Duff(?) a mechanic there. I'll let you know what happens.
07-25-06, 09:29 PM
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From my conversations with Ray, he in NO WAY says his service department is skilled in 3rd Gens. I could be wrong, but I've NEVER gotten that impression. He's the go-to guy for parts ONLY.
For service, you have Ray Wilson from PFS, or the Tysons Corner Rosenthal Mazda dealership which has a master rotary mechanic, whom PFS recommends. Now THAT says something. They also have an FC owner who has rotors decorating his toolbox...hehe
~Ramy
For service, you have Ray Wilson from PFS, or the Tysons Corner Rosenthal Mazda dealership which has a master rotary mechanic, whom PFS recommends. Now THAT says something. They also have an FC owner who has rotors decorating his toolbox...hehe
~Ramy
07-25-06, 11:22 PM
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RX7 shops in So Cal
I saw a posting earlier in this thread about there being some good RX7 shops in Cali. Any suggestions for a trustworthy So Cal location? Inland Empire preferred. My son has a 94 touring that has been troublefree until recently and we need somewhere to take it for diagnosis. Thanks!
07-25-06, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by foaxaca
I saw a posting earlier in this thread about there being some good RX7 shops in Cali. Any suggestions for a trustworthy So Cal location? Inland Empire preferred. My son has a 94 touring that has been troublefree until recently and we need somewhere to take it for diagnosis. Thanks!
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07-26-06, 08:58 AM
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Ramy, who's the "master tech" at Rosenthal?
Originally Posted by FDNewbie
From my conversations with Ray, he in NO WAY says his service department is skilled in 3rd Gens. I could be wrong, but I've NEVER gotten that impression. He's the go-to guy for parts ONLY.
For service, you have Ray Wilson from PFS, or the Tysons Corner Rosenthal Mazda dealership which has a master rotary mechanic, whom PFS recommends. Now THAT says something. They also have an FC owner who has rotors decorating his toolbox...hehe
~Ramy
For service, you have Ray Wilson from PFS, or the Tysons Corner Rosenthal Mazda dealership which has a master rotary mechanic, whom PFS recommends. Now THAT says something. They also have an FC owner who has rotors decorating his toolbox...hehe
~Ramy
07-26-06, 10:56 AM
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Peter, here's the breakdown:
- Ray Whitney - I'm almost positive this was who PFS recommended to me years ago when I had a prob w/ my ABS. This guy is a master tech, and I'm pretty sure he's still in his 20's. Amazing.
- Subon - He's a senior tech. Both Ray and him have a good amount of 3rd gen experience under their belt.
- Miles Fischer - He's the FC guy who I spoke of above (w/ rotors decorating his toolbox hehe).
~Ramy
- Ray Whitney - I'm almost positive this was who PFS recommended to me years ago when I had a prob w/ my ABS. This guy is a master tech, and I'm pretty sure he's still in his 20's. Amazing.
- Subon - He's a senior tech. Both Ray and him have a good amount of 3rd gen experience under their belt.
- Miles Fischer - He's the FC guy who I spoke of above (w/ rotors decorating his toolbox hehe).
~Ramy
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