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Classic Paint and Body Shop

Classic Paint and Body Shop

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4.6 Google Review
802 S McKinney St, Mexia, Texas, 76667, United States
(254) 562-9360
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Jul 19, 2017
I can only rate the quality of the wrecker/tow service, but it was definitely top notch. My truck broke down in a neighboring town, and my insurance company set me up worn service from Classic. They were very reasonable on price (the distance I needed towed was twice what the insurance would cover), and the driver Ruben, was one of the friendliest people I've ever met. I was very satisfied. I hope I never break down in middle of nowhere Texas again, but if I do, I know who to call.

Mar 12, 2018
These guys have always helped me out and did excellent jobs

Sep 23, 2017
Our car broke down with family and my insurance sent these guys for roadside assistance/towing. I am very impressed. They kept us updated on ETA and Ruben was just a great polite guy. 👍

Dec 28, 2016
This was the best experience I've ever had at an auto repair shop. My car was wrecked and not driveable. These guys came to Dallas to pick up my car, got my repair done in half the time the Dallas shops were quoting me, and delivered my car back to Dallas (99 miles away) in perfect condition. I even got daily updates on the service and parts. Some parts were special order, but they even got those in and installed before the Dallas shops' quotes. No hassle, and excellent service!

May 15, 2017
While they fixed my vehicle, the service was awful. The day they called and said it was ready, I went to pick it up and it still had service lights on. The tech took the car, said he needed to drive it to turn them off, came back and took my car to the garage and didn't bother to tell me anything about it for the next 40 minutes. Then another tech takes it for a another drive and is gone for 20 minutes. After being told it was ready, then waiting another 2 hours total for it when I needed to be at work, I finally got my car back and without lights blinking.

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