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Old Five Kee Transmission has opened its doors with a complete "retro" renovation to the building that many people have passed for years on Old Hwy 5 south of Sixes Road. New owners, Scott Eicher and Rachel Mindiola spent a month in painting and creating a 50's look and feel to the shop. Beyond the decor, they wanted to bring back that era of the small town feel "where quality still counts" as their theme. Step in the door to see the glass block counters, bottletop stools, and a pressure free discussion of your car's sputs and sputters. They are also going to be open for limited hours on Saturdays to accommodate customers who can't make it in during the week.
We specialize in all makes and models transmission repair and all general engine repairs.. We offer a Price Match Guarantee and a 12/12 warranty.
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