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use. It will likely pay for itself at trade-in time too. Whether it be a complete refutUhinx job. or repair of accident dam- age or rust look for cleanliness, up-to-date equipment and professionalism in the shop you choose. Ask to see previous work. Quality work costs more, but is well worth the in- vestment. (Photo courtesy of The DeVilhiss Company). Courtesy Richmond (Vito) Should read manuals Times-Dispatch The tuneup goes righ The mechanic, his once- at the top of the list 0 blue uniform smeared automotive maintenanc with grease and faded requirements. It is, by is: trom countless bleached not the only periodl washings, comes through maintenance required, bu the garage door, ehomping it does rate as one ot th simultaneously on a cigar most important for i butt and a thothplck as smooth-running, gas-sav he ambles in your direc- ing and pollution-free au tion. He draws nearer and tomobile. you can almost read a The tuneup involves th name encircled in red over two major areas - igni his left shirt pocket, but tion and carburetion - by then your heart is beat- that supply the impetus b ins SO fast you can't put make everything else it the individual letters to- the automobile work. Th gether in your mind. He carburetor suppliesa mix removes the cigar, shifts ture ot gasoline and air the toothpick with his and the ignition supplie tongue and leans down the electrical spark to ig close to you, a small smile nite that mixture and be cracking the edges of his gin the energy train tha mouth as he pronounces eventually turns ttr sentence . . . wheels and nmmls the on! QUALITY PAYS - A fresh coat of pain! applied by I well- equipped and experienced body shop can renew moot ve- hicles to near you (-orudilion_ for extra years of pleasurable Tune-up rated as tops on£are list TUNEUP!!!" it has become just that. The mere thought of a tuneup of that mysterious tinkering with the even more mysterious inner workings of the automo- bile, leaves many a motor- ist in panic. Public lacks knowledge The stereotypes, how- ever, no longer fit the computerized mechanics' trade, and the panic is the result of a general lack of knowledge on the part of many car owners. It sounds like perfect material for a nightmare, and for many car owners "You do get into a panic situation with a lot of people," admits Buster Birdsong, service manager at Richmond Chrysler- Plymouth Corp. "but it's because they don't under- stand the details of what it is and why it's needed. And then, when you try to explain what's involved, a lot of people still ask, 'can't you fix it without doing all that?' and things like that. "A lot of it is that peo- ple dont want to get in- volved with it, some just don't want to understand." added Birdsong. "An own- ers' manual is given to them when they get the car, but most never read it or anything else to know how a car should work, or what should be done to it, or what kind of mainte- nance it needs, or any- thing." "YOUR CAR NEEDS A "I think the majority of car owners know that you have to put new spark plugs in, I think they know that," explains Clyde Grif- tIn, service manager at Dick Strauss Ford, Inc. "But if the car isn't run- ning right, of course most people don't know what's causing it, and there could be three or four things in the tuneup that could give the same signs. That's when it takes somebody who knows what he's doing to tell exactly what's wrong." The tuneup involves the two major areas - igni- tion and carburetion - that supply the impetus to make everything else in the automobile work. The carburetor supplies a mix- ture ot gasoline and air, and the ignition supplies the electrical spark to ig- nite that mixture and be- gin the energy train that eventually turns the wheels and propels the car. The tuneup goes right at the top of the list of automotive maintenance requirements. It is, by far, not the only periodic maintenance required, but it does rate as one ot the most important for a smooth-running, gas-sav- ing and pollution-free au- tomobile. rGood Selection of New and Used Books I) King St. N Waterloo 885-04" .fasfffAi' f.f.f.f.f.i.IP.P.P. iii?.)..'?..?:??.:.? t.tkto2ttQ :Cf.f.s'f.f.s10.' PAPA '.'.'.'.‘ i:?.?.?.?.?.?.?.?: J.:?.?.?.?.?.?.?.:. .9PY.ocoF, :?.jiiiiiiiiirfi: 2.5Rkut.tkl: y.v.f.P..H.oy Akkkkkkkr _ COHSlder . g a _jj.i.i.i.j.j.ij.i...i.ii.i.ji.i' t1ALEB/uilAterNG/PAR'N /SERVICE/AUTO BODY mum/us- CARS "Pd say there In prob- ably somewhere in the neighborhood ot 50 or so per cent of the cars on the '.:kkLe.yT.f.: standard minor tune up. 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