Nick Padaleki
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Nick Padaleki Los Angeles, California.

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I am an auto mechanic based in Los Angeles, California. Born and raised in Los Angeles, I have been working with cars since childhood. My father was also an auto mechanic, so he was introduced to the world of cars early. At the age of 18, I entered a car school and began to learn the basics of car repair and maintenance. After graduation, I started working as an apprentice at a local auto shop in Los Angeles. My ambitious attitude and hard work quickly earned him the respect of his peers, and soon

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I became the chief mechanic of the shop. As word of my skills spread, various car dealerships approached me to be their exclusive mechanic. I accepted and soon became a mechanic for all kinds of vehicles in the Los Angeles area. I also teach auto repair and maintenance courses for those who want to learn more about cars.

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