1 photo Rick and Jack facilitated an engine rebuild in my 1962 Thunderbird; ironically, they shopped the rebuild itself to the shop down the street which rebuilt the engine in my other classic Bird, so that was in good hands. Except for a couple o' minor details, the boys did an outstanding job; my engine runs as good as it looks and that is excellent. Comment from Rick S. of Rick's Automotive Service Business Owner 4/28/2020We're sorry to hear that your go-to shop has closed down, sir. Thanks for taking the time to pay us a visit and sharing your confidence here on Yelp. We welcome fugitives from other shops, anytime. Hopefully, you can find a new home with us. Thanks again! Read more Yep, as I hoped, they completed my car within the day: repair both rear axles, diff fluid change, brake fluid bleed, replaced both rear brake cylinders. I watched part of the process, and noted that the technician is fastidious about putting things were they belong and tracking removed parts. Those are all signs of good work habits. So, tip o' the hat; jobs well done. Read more Well, I am a fugitive from Loyola Automotive in Westchester, which, after 60 years in business, suddenly closed last month. I shopped around the Westside at other shops, but no one was really too interested in my two 1962 Ford Thunderbirds. Only one of those shops looked really "attractive" (to me, a fussy, long time auto enthusiast). So I got talked into visiting Rick's, without much expectation. I was quite surprised at the facility: plenty of racks, plenty of the right equipment, plenty of room, and plenty clean and organized! I was shocked...and heartened after a lengthy discussion with one technician, Michael, who himself owns several vintage cars and motorcycles. I haven't yet taken a car there, but, with years and years of critical observation under my belt, I am very confident of some good experiences there. I will follow up, as my Bird goes in tomorrow for rear axle work, but I have to say, the place feels right. Read more