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Schlosser's Transmission Service

4.3 (6 reviews)

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Took my 2002 Focus to Stoldt's after being given a $1080 estimate from Brahler on 6th st. Long…read morestory short Stoldtz was on the same page as me. Fix my car. Make it safe. Don't do more than is necessary. But do what is necessary. $380 later it was fixed. I will not try Brahler again. I will definitely use Stoldtz again.

I had them do an oil change on my 1973 Mercury Cougar and was told I needed an oil pan because the…read moreexisting pan was rusty and leaking, they found one online for over $600.00 so I found my own from West Coast Classic Cougar for $ 85.00. was charged $884.83 to replace a part that had at most 10 bolts to swap out. It was a simple swap nothing from the suspension needed to be removed, so I am perplexed about the inflated labor cost. I would strongly advise anyone with a classic vehicle to avoid this shop at all "cost" I received a call from Steve explaing the high labor cost to do the oil-pan swap and in the beginning he did inform me that his labor cost books did not go back that far for a 53 year old vehicle so in all fairness I googled the process of replacing said oil-pan and found out that the motor did need to be raised to allow room to make the swap. Steve did explain this to me but when I said that was his opinion boy did his demeanor change and as others have commented he did get rude. so I am amending my review to be fair to the shop; but I still would not recomend this shop for classic car repair. It is sad that it is very difficult to find a reputable repair shop in Springfield for classic cars.

Schlosser's Transmission Service - transmissionrepair - Updated October 2026

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