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Cutlass said:
Not only that, but what about us po' folks down here in the Southeastern U.S.? Shipping a car west of the Mississippi or north of the Mason Dixon line is pretty steep.
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Well Cutlass, You aren't really left out. There is Paul Tsikuris in Florida, Bruce Phillips at Healey Surgeons in MD, Gary At Hemphil's Healey Haven, and down the road a bit from them is John at Sports & Classics also in MD. Lotsa choices there.--Keoke

OK Cutlass, If you ship that car off I forgot to tell you there is a fella up in Wisconsin his shop is Forintune and he is the BEES KNEES on ah Healey.-- /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/yesnod.gif
 
Many thanks, Keoke. I did my MGB interior myself with Moss products. But as I've told so many folks, the complexity of a Healey is several orders of magnitude over an MGB. This time, I'm at the very least going to have a pro do the seats. That seems to be the most likely area for amatuer inexperience to show. Depending on the shipping and labor cost, I might just ship the whole car off.
 
Keoke said:
Well Cutlass, You aren't really left out. There is Paul Tsikuris in Florida, Bruce Phillips at Healey Surgeons in MD, Gary At Hemphil's Healey Haven, and down the road a bit from them is John at Sports & Classics also in MD. Lotsa choices there.--Keoke - keoke, sports and classics in m.d.? ya mean theres another? /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif
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