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We don't just do Ferrari's.
I've been lucky enough to work on probably the most varied selection of cars imaginable! From MGB's to PBMW E30's via 40's Americana & 80's Toyota. |
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Great work - always comforting to see people investing in quality work on things they love. Is that a MK1 Escort?
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it certainly looks like one ben, along with a Supe and a Mk1 golf...
my 360 will be joining the ranks of phots on Al's wall next week after its little mishap on saturday night. shiny shiny car soon ![]()
If you're driving a soft top with the roof up, the storm outside better have a name.
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![]() ![]() Oh no, what happened? separate thread to avoid spamming this one?? Al, you've done some lovely projects. Approximately how long for a bare metal respray job, assuming little or no bodywork "extra attention" required?? |
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Cheers guys
![]() Yes it's a MK1 Mexico or RS (only did the paint & can't remember which!) A bare metal job would typically take 7/9 weeks, but it depends on how big the car is. The MK7 Jag (think the pics might be in the other thread) took 12 weeks, but did a 355 Spider last year which took just 4. Also note the 1981 Toyota Celica done for an elderly gent who'd owned it from new ![]() Thanks, Al. |