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Get all types of parts and help for any project you have if you meet our criteria. We can help you get where you want to be, We specialize in all types of  exotic welding any material and with U.S. Navy certification. E Mail: tootees@tds.net We are celebrating our 30th year in business in 2011 and have a constant backlog of from six months to year and have had since we opened our doors. If you want it done right we are your source.

Some of the cars being built or worked on now:

Research its trade in value here http://www.trade-in-value.com/

“Besides our custom race cars and beautiful weekend-only hot rods, we still need a daily driver or two to get around on a daily basis. Tootees Race Cars recommends researching your new car online prior to buying, to learn of any factory rebates or other incentives, and to help you more easily compare multiple cars. Plus, you can find out how much you should (and shouldn’t) pay at the dealer by finding out the invoice price of the new car you’re interested in.

If it’s time for a new car, most of the time you’re better off selling your old car yourself, but sometimes a trade-in is more feasible, especially if you have a car that’s difficult to sell or you need to buy a new car quickly. You can research it’s trade in value here. If you’re looking for used cars for sale rather than new cars, there’s plenty of website that make the search easy, including Autotrader.com and Craigslist. Of course, one of the major decisions to make when looking to get a car or truck is the following: “How much am I willing to make a check out for right now—Should I buy this new car and pay for it in full from my bank account, or should I take advantage of this low APR offer and get charged only a small amount of interest and get to keep my money in my wallet in case I need it for something else? OR, should I rather look for used cars since they’re more affordable, allowing me to spend less while  also allowing me to purchase with cash and not lose any money at all to interest payments.

No matter what car you end up purchasing though—new or used—you will need insurance for it. A good bet for finding the best rates is to call your existing insurance company, and have them provide you a quote over the phone. It takes only about 5 minutes, since they already have you on file, plus you may get a discounted rate through them if you’re a long-time customer, have a good driver discount, and of course they’ll treat you (and your pocketbook) favorably if all of your cars and family members are already insured through them. If you’d rather shop around and check to see if any of the other major insurance companies that constantly advertise their cheap auto insurance rates (Geico, Allstate, Farmers etc.) are indeed cheaper, we feel your best bet is to not call all of them via phone, but to rather go online to more quickly get your free quotes. You can either visit each insurance company’s website and fill out their free quote form online, or you can visit one of the many insurance comparison websites that use your basic information to automatically get quotes from all of the big name insurance companies at once, and let you compare which is the cheapest out of them. Once you have the preliminary quote in hand, then you can give them a call and discuss the specifics. Also, the final quote you get over the phone will usually be cheaper than the quote you received online. One of our favorite sites for finding quotes from all of the big insurance companies is www.Car-Insurance.com. You can visit them here:
 Car Insurance - Cheap Auto Insurance Quotes at Car-Insurance.com”

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