Classic...Rusty Arches...What Rusty Arches?!
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I bought a classic about 14 months ago. The only body work issues were slight bubbling of the paint on both rear arches. Rest of the car was mint.
Two months ago I got the arches rolled...and off comes the paint. Ooops!
I took it to a classic car restoration place in Keighley (North of Leeds/Bradford) on Monday, picked it up 3 hrs ago.
SH Restorations: https://www.facebook.com/www.shrestorations.co.uk
Rusty arches? What rusty arches?! Steve has done a very, very, professional job on both replacing the rusty arches and the paint job. I'm over the moon.
Was quoted £700, but when I got the invoice this morning...grand total of...*drum roll*...£580![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Couldn't be happier.
I'm now considering a full respray...Hmmmmm
Two months ago I got the arches rolled...and off comes the paint. Ooops!
I took it to a classic car restoration place in Keighley (North of Leeds/Bradford) on Monday, picked it up 3 hrs ago.
SH Restorations: https://www.facebook.com/www.shrestorations.co.uk
Rusty arches? What rusty arches?! Steve has done a very, very, professional job on both replacing the rusty arches and the paint job. I'm over the moon.
Was quoted £700, but when I got the invoice this morning...grand total of...*drum roll*...£580
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Couldn't be happier.
I'm now considering a full respray...Hmmmmm
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That's not what the missus said this morning when I got home and was I was asked "So, how much did it cost then?" ![Big Grin](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I'm assuming his overheads are down being out in the sticks. He specialises in full restoration of classic cars.
I don't think he get's that many "general" body work customers. Although I could be completely wrong.
It might be worth noting that his dad owns Richard Henrys Motorsport in Bradford.
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I'm assuming his overheads are down being out in the sticks. He specialises in full restoration of classic cars.
I don't think he get's that many "general" body work customers. Although I could be completely wrong.
It might be worth noting that his dad owns Richard Henrys Motorsport in Bradford.
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A good 6"-8" all around was cut out.
The arch was then repaired.
The rear arch panel was not replaced with a new one.
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