"littel job"...
Bumper Cover Install
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no suggestions on where.. But you might contact your local corvette club.. And make sure you find someone that has a lot of experience with installing the bumper covers... They are not an easy installation and often require extra work to get it right. bumper cover fit is like snowflakes, you'll never get the same fit on two cars.
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DUB
Last edited by DUB; Mar 9, 2016 at 07:32 PM.
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It's always nice to hear from someone else living in Richmond! I do all my work myself so I don't have direct experience with any shops, but I have NO experience with body work, so I can't help out much myself.
The logical place to start would be Zip Corvette up in Mechanicsville. I know they do work in their shop, but I think it's more work on newer corvettes and mechanical upgrades. They would probably have a couple recommendations on places to take it though.
Years ago I was looking for a shop in town and a couple places got recommended to me. One was Broad Street Auto, and one was a place down in Colonial Heights. The website for that one was "stingrays from heaven" but it looks like that site is down now. I don't have any direct experience with either one of them.
When I lived in Williamsburg I had my '74 serviced by a guy that was recommended to me down there, but I don't remember his name.
The logical place to start would be Zip Corvette up in Mechanicsville. I know they do work in their shop, but I think it's more work on newer corvettes and mechanical upgrades. They would probably have a couple recommendations on places to take it though.
Years ago I was looking for a shop in town and a couple places got recommended to me. One was Broad Street Auto, and one was a place down in Colonial Heights. The website for that one was "stingrays from heaven" but it looks like that site is down now. I don't have any direct experience with either one of them.
When I lived in Williamsburg I had my '74 serviced by a guy that was recommended to me down there, but I don't remember his name.
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