Paint shops in the Maryland area
10-25-2001, 03:09 PM
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Paint shops in the Maryland area
Any 1 from Maryland no of a good paint shop. Thinking of getting her painted while I'm not driving her over the winter. :seeya
10-25-2001, 04:53 PM
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Re: Paint shops in the Maryland area (35th)
http://www.tonyscorvetteshop.com
you might ride over to Tony's.
Although i dont think he does paint work himself?? he has the right connections.
He is responsible for many great paint jobs...check out the site
you might ride over to Tony's.
Although i dont think he does paint work himself?? he has the right connections.
He is responsible for many great paint jobs...check out the site
10-25-2001, 06:39 PM
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Le Mans Master
Re: Paint shops in the Maryland area (35th)
35th,
My mother had her '87 repainted at a shop in Fairfax, Va that specializes in exotics and corvettes. If you shoot me an email I can get you the name and number of the place when I talk to her tonight. They did a really nice job repainting her DRM.
Price I believe was around 4grand.
[Modified by IcemanZ06, 6:41 PM 10/25/2001]
My mother had her '87 repainted at a shop in Fairfax, Va that specializes in exotics and corvettes. If you shoot me an email I can get you the name and number of the place when I talk to her tonight. They did a really nice job repainting her DRM.
Price I believe was around 4grand.
[Modified by IcemanZ06, 6:41 PM 10/25/2001]
10-25-2001, 11:40 PM
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Re: Paint shops in the Maryland area (IcemanZ06)
Town & Country Sport Cars in Fallston 1-800-466-8388 Thye stock 30 Vettes and have a body shop
10-26-2001, 03:31 PM
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Re: Paint shops in the Maryland area (Corvette ED)
Ed, if you are talking about Fork Auto body next to Town and Country, they painted my hood and I am not real happy with it. Paint is kind of orange peely and they got overspray on my door, trashed the car with dust inside and out and almost ripped my spoiler off while pulling it around. I would not go back there. I took it back because paint is bubbling on hood and they said oil is coming from engine and going through the fiberglass and causing it to bubble.I don't know if that is possible or not but I would not go back there. Does Town and Country have their own shop or do they use Fork? Guy
10-26-2001, 09:18 PM
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Le Mans Master
Re: Paint shops in the Maryland area (Phil-tha-Rush)
http://www.tonyscorvetteshop.com
you might ride over to Tony's.
Although i dont think he does paint work himself?? he has the right connections.
He is responsible for many great paint jobs...check out the site
you might ride over to Tony's.
Although i dont think he does paint work himself?? he has the right connections.
He is responsible for many great paint jobs...check out the site
10-26-2001, 09:56 PM
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Melting Slicks
Re: Paint shops in the Maryland area (35th)
Their right about Town & Country, butchers. Call Gallant's, he is in the Bel Air corvette club. His shop is in Bel Air and he paints as well as repairs corvetts. To get it done properly, it's expensive. I guess that's not your car in the sig :seeya :seeya
