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There's a fellow running around the country right now in his MGA. He's known as the MGA Guru on the MG Experience Forum. Believe it or not he has been traveling the country for 2 years in his MGA helping anyone with an MG or any LBC who hails him via E-mail or his web site. mgaguru.com. When he is not fixing someone's car he starts to stop in professional shops that advertise repairs to LBCs. He has made a "Workshops List" of all of the shops that he knows of that work on LBCs. His shops list has many shops listed in Washington state. Here is the webpage, https://www.mgaguru.com/links/shops_na3.htm#washington. He created the list by word of mouth, but if he visited the shop personally then he will endorse it if he thinks it is a viable operation. I haven't studied his list to determine how he notates whether he has visited the shop or not. But that webpage will give you the list. I did notice that there is a shop listed with a Bellingham address. Good Luck. i'm not endorsing any of this, jus passing on hear say. By the way, he has an MG tech library on his website that is world renoun and emensely comprehensive. He has been building it for over 40 years. Much of the technical info can be correlated with many LBCs.
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