Location: United States
Member Since:
Nov. 05, 2010
Brad Crouch
Biography
Brad began his auto repair career in Englewood, New Jersey in 1963 at a Mercedes-Benz dealership.
After five years, he moved to Los Angeles, California, the city where he was born and raised, and became employed by the only factory owned Mercedes-Benz dealership on the West Coast, in Hollywood, California.
After eight years as an employee, he went into business for himself, providing a house-call maintenance and repair service that specialized in repairing and maintaining Mercedes-Benz automobiles.
He provided maintenance and repairs for people who were unable or unwilling, to take the time to put up with the ordeal of auto maintenance in the dealerships and independent repair shops . . . on site!
After conducting this business for 18 years, Brad retired from the auto repair industry, and is currently retired and living with his wonderful wife, in Chatsworth, California.
After five years, he moved to Los Angeles, California, the city where he was born and raised, and became employed by the only factory owned Mercedes-Benz dealership on the West Coast, in Hollywood, California.
After eight years as an employee, he went into business for himself, providing a house-call maintenance and repair service that specialized in repairing and maintaining Mercedes-Benz automobiles.
He provided maintenance and repairs for people who were unable or unwilling, to take the time to put up with the ordeal of auto maintenance in the dealerships and independent repair shops . . . on site!
After conducting this business for 18 years, Brad retired from the auto repair industry, and is currently retired and living with his wonderful wife, in Chatsworth, California.
Where to find Brad Crouch online
Books
How to Buy and Maintain a Used Car; For the Non-mechanical Person
by Brad Crouch
Price:
$5.95 USD.
Words: 28,540.
Language:
English.
Published: November 10, 2010
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Transportation » Automobiles
(5.00 from 2 reviews)
You will need only a flashlight, a bath towel and a box of Kleenex to buy your next used car!
This book was written for people who are “non-mechanical”. It assumes the reader has no experience diagnosing, repairing or maintaining a car.
A “step-by-step” checklist is included, which will make it simple to decide if a car is worth buying.
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