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Lieutenant Junior Grade
![]() Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Back in Kaliforniacation
Posts: 117
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Body shop question
*** sorry i posted this up as new by mistake ** please move/delete if necessary
The best thing to do is to go to a car show and talk to the shops directly, or ask people where they had their work done. Referrals are always better. Otherwise, watch out, cause 90% of all body shops will JACK you big time. There are lots of "r**e rocket" shops all around OC, but just be warned- lots of bad fit, organge peel, waviness/etc etc. You can check out Body Pros in Garden Grove. I used to go to them everytime. They do a good job, but they cost a grip if you don't know them. Good luck, and don't forget to ask lots of questions and WATCH OUT- if the place looks janky, then get the hell outta there.
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![]() ![]() Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: So Pasadena
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I agree 100%, places that look like crap are gunna do a crap job.
Im curious wat kind of car u got? i like to hear about real peoples cars not some rich Phoo who spends 25k on a 25k car.
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Rear Admiral Lower Half
![]() ![]() Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 2,579
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I'm assuming that you are answering my question.
![]() I have dozen of referrals that I don't know which one to go. ![]() |
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I'd ask the toy shop on Sepulveda and Western who they'd suggest.
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