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Old 05-08-2008, 08:39 PM
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Cool, Im gonna just put them on and see what happens. Im tempted to just take the car out of the shop and take it somewhere else. I really took it to have a Wilwood brake kit put on among other things, but I bought some new Billet wheels and nitto tires during the process and then this issue came up. When I went to the shop this morning, they hadn't even started doing the work and the car had been there for a whole week! If they don't start making progress by next week, Im taking the car elsewere. anyone know of a good shop to on the east coast? BTW, Ill be posting those pics real soon. I'll probably call the thread, "67 Camaro with wheel problems is finished" Lol
read between the lines on your post man...the car is at the wrong shop,plain & simple.
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Old 05-08-2008, 09:54 PM
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I think you need to the car out of "Billy Bobs" shop before you have bigger problems.
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Old 05-08-2008, 10:08 PM
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Yea, it appears that way, but they seem to have such a good reputation in the D.C. area. I see their logo on some of the windows of hotrods at car shows and the owner is supposed to be an "F=body specialist" who owns 2 first gen camaros, a firebird, and a few other muscle cars.....but he isnt the guy in the shop that is working on the car. There is a lack of competent muscle car builders in the area.
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