Werke Classic Coach in MA
10-27-2010, 01:05 PM
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Werke Classic Coach in MA
Has anyone had any experience with this shop in Charlton, MA? I think it is owned by Gary Cove and he does a lot of work restoring some really nice cars. I'm just looking for any info regarding their work. Here's their site http://www.werkeclassiccoach.com/Wer...c/Welcome.html
I am thinking about adding the turbo chin spoiler and having the holes in the bumper filled to create a faux euro style front bumber. I'm too afraid of screwing things up if I tried the DIY mod. Thanks.
I am thinking about adding the turbo chin spoiler and having the holes in the bumper filled to create a faux euro style front bumber. I'm too afraid of screwing things up if I tried the DIY mod. Thanks.
10-27-2010, 11:05 PM
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I would rec A~tech auto body in Peabody mass. They do great Porsche work and have fixed my cayenne turbo when it was scratched as well as just installed and painted my 993rs rear wing and front splitters. Beautiful work and Jim the owner is great. He does most work on porsches in our area.
10-28-2010, 06:05 AM
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" Has anyone had any experience with this shop in Charlton, MA"
Hello - I live in the next town over and did not know these guys existed. But then again, I only drive by their shop a couple of times a month.
Sure have never in 25 years seen anything exotic in their parking lot.
GR or any red is a body guys toughest color to match I hear. I think I'd choose someone who shoots a lot of paint and will guaranty it.
The guy I use is just now switching to water-based, so I'd give him a few months to experiment before I brought him anything.
BTW, anyone can win "Best in Class" if there is only one car entered in the class at the show......
Hello - I live in the next town over and did not know these guys existed. But then again, I only drive by their shop a couple of times a month.
Sure have never in 25 years seen anything exotic in their parking lot.
GR or any red is a body guys toughest color to match I hear. I think I'd choose someone who shoots a lot of paint and will guaranty it.
The guy I use is just now switching to water-based, so I'd give him a few months to experiment before I brought him anything.
BTW, anyone can win "Best in Class" if there is only one car entered in the class at the show......
10-28-2010, 09:14 AM
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" Has anyone had any experience with this shop in Charlton, MA"
Hello - I live in the next town over and did not know these guys existed. But then again, I only drive by their shop a couple of times a month.
Sure have never in 25 years seen anything exotic in their parking lot.
GR or any red is a body guys toughest color to match I hear. I think I'd choose someone who shoots a lot of paint and will guaranty it.
The guy I use is just now switching to water-based, so I'd give him a few months to experiment before I brought him anything.
BTW, anyone can win "Best in Class" if there is only one car entered in the class at the show......
Hello - I live in the next town over and did not know these guys existed. But then again, I only drive by their shop a couple of times a month.
Sure have never in 25 years seen anything exotic in their parking lot.
GR or any red is a body guys toughest color to match I hear. I think I'd choose someone who shoots a lot of paint and will guaranty it.
The guy I use is just now switching to water-based, so I'd give him a few months to experiment before I brought him anything.
BTW, anyone can win "Best in Class" if there is only one car entered in the class at the show......
