It is nice to know shops and people still exist out there. I will look in the mail box for my new issue and give it a look. Too bad y'all are on the wrong coast.
It is nice to know shops and people still exist out there. I will look in the mail box for my new issue and give it a look. Too bad y'all are on the wrong coast.
We, out here in the land of fruits and nuts, prefer to call this the "Left" coast, you smarties!
Really though, in pure honesty these guys are "that" good. It almost sounds like I am pumping them up to get more sales for them, but honestly, if you visit the shop and meet with the guys, you'll bring your car there. And when it's done, you leave with not only a car that you'll love, but also with a smile on your face. This really can be a nasty business, so it is truly refreshing to see a shop that is up front and does honest, terrific work.
Funny too, another little side story. I was there working on my 68 GTX doing a mini-tub job when three dudes showed up. One of the guys looked really familiar, but I just couldn't place him. He introduced himself, a super nice guy, they were going to paint a very, very high end totally custom roadster using BOS's paint booth, this car IS a Riddler level car. After they left, I asked John who the dude was. Charlie, the dude that used to work for Boyd and had been on American Hot Rod several times (painter dude). Oh! That's why he looked familiar.
East coast outlet. Hmmm...... It'd have to be somewhere in the Carolina's, gotta stay near the surf!
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Great write up Mark
. Congrats.
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