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11-21-2006, 02:01 PM

#11

dreamr

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RE: washington

If it were me I would place a call to Brad's Custom Auto here in Seattle. Dane or Brad should be able to direct you to a good shop locally. They have been in the buisiness a while and know most of the shops that are worth a damn in the area..... They are also some of the most knowledgeable and helpful folks I have dealt with!!!! I kinda visit them nearly weekly hehehe
Here is their phone number 206-367-1471

11-21-2006, 02:36 PM

#12

tokinGLX

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Join Date: Jan 2006

Location: denver

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RE: washington

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ORIGINAL: The stang II

Oh my brothers engine builder lives in Arlington. BTW from Everett! Built his race motor (nascar bomber series Evergreen Speedway) and hasn't blown up, its been 2 years. He rebuilt mine too, but he has so much work right now he can't take anyones stuff. Names Myren sp? (My-rehn) Little past the dirt bike track with the jump over the barn.

im pretty sure that is my exwifes cousin, not sure what his last name is, but i know he is a well respected mechanic in arlington named myren. but thats quite a ways from kennewick, i would as well recommend brads in seattle. good people there

theres also a small in the garage type shop a family runs in kent(i think, in that area around wild waves), i believe called "the mustang shop." they did some work for me(tranny swap and 5 lug, 4 wheel disc conversion, charged a fair price, tho said they normally work on the classics.

11-21-2006, 05:27 PM

#13

83FoxBody

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Join Date: May 2006

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RE: washington

stang II: Sweet picture at Evergreen. My cousins and I all race there, despite it being a ****ty place. Look out for my 83 GT, my cousins Silver Ranger with a 351, and my other cousins 70 Chevelle. Cant wait for next year to open up.

I have used S&M Machine shop in Everett before, and they really built up my cousins 351.