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Definition of Backyard Mechanic

Backyard Mechanic

noun

  • a professional mechanic that works on cars, bikes and other vehicle for a much lower price than a shop. However, there's no warranty or guarantee on parts and labor. Compare to: shadetree mechanic.
    Hey, Pep Boys wants to charge me an arm and a leg to work on my car. It's time to go see the backyard mechanic.

    Last edited on Dec 02 2018. Submitted by Jaye-Supreme on May 12 2018.

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Other terms relating to 'backyard':

Definitions include: acronym for "not in my backyard."

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Definitions include: an element of how a game functions.
Definitions include: a hobbyist mechanic who works on their own vehicles, often in their driveway.
Definitions include: a person who claims they can fix your car, but has no real training or the right tools.

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