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Hello, all..
I'm in the process of trying to find a body shop to fix some rust and paint my 75 F 100.. problem is that the first place I tried it a small shop, and is currently swamped.. second place has steered away from that and is focused on collision stuff.
I live near Clarion, PA, and any tips would be great
Thanks,
Mike
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Mike Hartle
PA Chapter member
1975 F100 Custom 4X2, 302 V8 2bbl, FMX 3 spd auto
Hatteras Green Metallic, 44,000 original miles;
1971 F100 4X4, 360 V8 2bbl, 4spd manual, factory WARN hubs, metallic grey
Check with your local Vo-Tech school
my old tech school took peoples cars in and fixed them and painted them, its not expensive either, if i remember correct you only pay for supplies...just a thought
if that dont work, look in your phone book for different body shops in the area, or do a search online for different shops in your area, and go from there
A lot of shops I talked to when I had my Explorer shied away from rust work as they said "they can't guarantee it lasting"...like Shane said try a Vo-Tech school and keep pinging shops...someone is bound to want the work...
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Bill - PA Chapter Member
'98 F150 "Brahma Bull Edition" Build Thread 6" BDS lift, 33x12.5's, 17x8 Eagle Alloys, Bushwacker Flares, K&N CAI, custom badging, full custom audio, Cherry Bomb Extreme exhaust
'98 Expedition Eddie Bauer- "Bull Support Vehicle"
A Vo Tech School would be more then happy to have it since they are teaching the kids to fix that kind of stuff, so it would be a great learning oppurtunity
Yeah, thanks again for the advice. I think I may have found such a person today. I live next to a gas station (convenient, huh?) and the guy that works there gave me a phone number of the person who works on the owner's classic cars.. He took my number, and we are planning on meeting up on Thursday or Friday of this week.
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Mike Hartle
PA Chapter member
1975 F100 Custom 4X2, 302 V8 2bbl, FMX 3 spd auto
Hatteras Green Metallic, 44,000 original miles;
1971 F100 4X4, 360 V8 2bbl, 4spd manual, factory WARN hubs, metallic grey
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