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    50 Shades of Grease: What Really Happens When You Take Your Car to the Shop…and How to Spend Less Money There
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    50 Shades of Grease: What Really Happens When You Take Your Car to the Shop…and How to Spend Less Money There
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    50 Shades of Grease: What Really Happens When You Take Your Car to the Shop…and How to Spend Less Money There

    By Ryan Bell

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    About this ebook

    ASE-certified master technician Ryan Bell shares just what really happens when you drop your car off at the shop. Both informative and humorous, 50 Shades of Grease offers simple, practical tips anyone can use to save time and money on automotive maintenance and repair. Funny stories along the way keep things fresh and interesting, and you'll walk away with a whole new respect for (or fear of!) your mechanic.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 1, 2015
    ISBN9781329378353
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    50 Shades of Grease: What Really Happens When You Take Your Car to the Shop…and How to Spend Less Money There

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