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Alec's Automotive Machine Shop Ltd

Alec's Automotive Machine Shop Ltd

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3891 Fraser St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5V 4E3, Canada
(604) 876-7111 www.alecsautomotive.com
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Mar 9, 2018
Ian Dave and Rob are the best in the business. I have sent them tons of work for 10+ years and never had a single issue with any of their builds. Thanks for all your quality work to date and offering to build my seriously broken grand national motor! Looking forward to finally driving it this summer !

Mar 25, 2018
They built me a stroker for my mustang balanced it wrong .the motor was nothing but problems wasted 12gs thanks alecs.save ur money go to speedpro

Nov 24, 2017
Building engines is not only an art of engine building, but an art of educating your clients. The guys at Alecs do an incredible job at both. I've always been a backyard enthusiast, but when it comes to the heavy duty lifting of an engines internals, I've never felt confident. Rob, Jeff and the entire team took the time to research my build, find the right parts and cam specs for my desired build. Once they did that, they educated me and took me through the entire process. They built me an Oldsmobile 455 long block with mostly stock bottom end and rebuilt heads, all new components. The thing is an absolute monster. Thanks you guys!

May 23, 2018
good honest people great work been using them for forty years

Jan 2, 2018
Robs shop does not stand behind any of their work they may as well be working on lawnmowers . terrible shop save your money and headache and go to another shop. owner will place blame on customer for issues with engine if they come up my engine leaks bearings are shot too One star is a compliment.

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