Ocala Auto Repair

Wanted to share another photo of this beautiful 1985 Toyota 😎 Way cool!

Have you ever seen a 1977 Chevy Nova with the factory hatch tent?

Shhh… don’t tell anyone. 🤫

Remember that beauty we showed you yesterday in primer? Well, she’s not in primer anymore. 👀

The paint is officially going on, and Jose has been giving this one the kind of attention that turns heads before it even leaves the shop.

We’re keeping the full reveal under wraps for now, but here’s sneak peek #2. Trust us, the next look is going to be worth it. 🔥

That dashboard light isn’t just there for decoration. 👀

When it pops on, your car is trying to tell you something and Autoe knows ignoring it can turn a small fix into a big, smoky, wallet-draining situation.

Don’t wait for the drama. Let the team at Ocala Auto Repair run a diagnostic and catch the problem before it becomes a full-blown meltdown.

👉 Schedule your check engine diagnostic today.

Something special is getting a little extra attention in the paint department today. 👀

Jose has been working his magic, and let’s just say… this one is going to be worth the wait.

We’re only dropping a sneak peek for now, but stay tuned, more of this beauty is coming tomorrow. 🔥

1957 Evinrude Flying saucer boat.

The Flying Saucer fishing boat was designed by maritime company Evinrude and was said to be the work of Brooks Stevens. It was the first of its kind to be built and had seen trial runs, reportedly on Milwaukee River and had even graced the 1957 New York Boat Show, but was never commercially manufactured.

While the U.S. military had experimented on flying saucer flying contraption without any obvious practical success, this Evinrude outboard fishing boat, aptly named Flying Saucer outboard, was the opposite.

It was built at a cost of $14,000, a princely time at that time (which based on inflation, would be over a 100 grand), with the intention of encouraging boat builders to think outside box. The flying saucer-like watercraft was powered by two outboard motors of 18 horses each and could ferry an entourage of up to eight persons. It was without doubt, the most radical design of its time by today’s standard and should be worthy the namesake of “fishing saucer.”
Unfortunately, the law of physics do not quite allow anything too radical that will contradict good hydrodynamics. It was a nice discovery for us and we appreciate the fact that the 1957 Evinrude Flying Saucer Fishing Boat had tickled our dream of a The Jetsons-like future, once.

This sweet classic Firebird rolled in looking absolutely stunning 😍 deep glossy paint, sharp stance, and all the timeless muscle car attitude you could ask for. From the hood scoop to the polished details, this beauty is the kind of ride that turns heads before the engine even fires up. Always a treat having classics like this at Ocala Auto Repair! 🔥🖤

🎸 Let’s settle this the rock ’n’ roll way…

The 1970s gave us some of the greatest bands, biggest guitar riffs, and most unforgettable songs of all time. From arena rock anthems to classic road-trip singalongs, everyone has that one band they’ll defend forever.

So tell us - which 1970s band gets your vote?
Drop your favorite in the comments! 🤘🔥