Real-Q

Today i went to a restoration place,and i was (first time) shockt by the great ,and perfect job what this guy performs on this cars. Art?! Yes and care.....when my budget is ready to restor my ur-q i know the place. Gary i just found this place..sorry maybe next time

Tony@EPL

in CT.....where?

Real-Q

His name is Matthew ....33 Norton street shop# (860)614-4865 www.sports-car-restoration.com trust me his the best,and i dont work for him ....no commission over the years i been in to many shops and never seen work like this...love it

Mr.FRU-T-Pants

What was so unique about his work? I am looking for a good shop in that area.

Real-Q

www.sports-car-restoration.com hi works on a early BMW 2002 at moment,and the cars the are all taken apart including wires..etc never seen a restoration shop like this before,his not a big shop and he cares about details what is unic,most of the shops they only want your money,and they will newer fix something what is not visible.

gmbchef

I'm getting my urq done at a shop in Branford, CT this coming March. This guy is good as well, has done a few rust bucket Ferrari restorations and various mussel cars. Can you let him practice on yours first? HA! joke. Hopefully mine will be completed by Carlisle and you can check it out then, unless you're looking at a sooner date to have your car done. This shop is called T.W Restorations. 203-488-6150. Mention my name if you happen to call.

Katman

My girlfriend called them up, looking at restoring the urq.

They roughly figure that to restore most any car 'completely' (Totally dissassemble, repair all bodywork with metal, and reassemble) would be about ~$60K, take about a year, and be billed weekly to a credit card!

But take a look at some of the projects that they have done, including the custom Rods. Way cool..!

Very interesting, but *Very* much out of my price range!<ul><li><a href="http://www.theguildofautomotiverestorers.com/">http://www.theguildofautomotiverestorers.com/</a</li></ul>

auditqc83

i think i know that place my buddy has his GTO there--call me

Mr.FRU-T-Pants

I'm looking to have it R&amp;R'd before Carlisle(but not necessarily "for" Carlisle ;-), so seeing yours won't do me much benefit. The car will be down South before then, and driving it up to CT for work isn't really in the cards.

I may give your guy a call when the time draws nigh.

Two things:

1) Patrick is fine, but Fru-T if you want to use the sreenname.

and

2)(you had me laughing at the thought of this one) What the heck is a mussel car? Are the majority of them made near Prince Edward Island up North on the coast? Do they have bi-valve engines? ;-P

Mr.FRU-T-Pants

I'll give the website a look. Thanks.