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Old 05-23-2024, 03:38 PM
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He will. His shop is staffed with some of the most talented, professional people I've ever met. They've already gone above and beyond for me, and are doing killer work.

Just for reference, here's the trunk gaps the last body guy was responsible for. Yes the trunk lid was bolted on, and yes, the quarters were welded on like that:
Wow these photos blow my mind.this is the people we have in this world today.they just don,t give a f—-
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Old 05-23-2024, 07:01 PM
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Looks about like what a friend of mine got back after having a 1 piece rear clip section from a 4 door tempest installed on a 2 door GTO that was nailed hard in the azz.

Hard to comprehend how some people can get a result like that and think its going to be okay.
Maybe if it were a weekend circle track race car.
All I can do now is just shake my head. It would be funny if it wasn't for the wasted years and cash.

Hell I've had race cars and mud trucks that never had gaps like that. lol

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I will pop down to Hot Rod city next week and see it again. Glad it's finally there and getting attention. Love the " clipboard" program he uses too.

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I will pop down to Hot Rod city next week and see it again. Glad it's finally there and getting attention. Love the " clipboard" program he uses too.
It's definitely a great system they have. I get a copy of the clipboard via email every two weeks breaking down what they've been doing. It's awesome

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Making headway! Having to undo all the hack job work the previous guy did sucks, but some quality work is being done now!
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Which body shop is that? Can always use a good reference for a shop, I still have one more car to get done. And maybe some repair on a recent one too.


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Wow! Looks like Mitch has been very busy ! Looks great!

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He will. His shop is staffed with some of the most talented, professional people I've ever met. They've already gone above and beyond for me, and are doing killer work.

Just for reference, here's the trunk gaps the last body guy was responsible for. Yes the trunk lid was bolted on, and yes, the quarters were welded on like that:
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