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How many of you out there use RATCO frames? They look so good.....I can't help imagining building a TR6 from that starting point.
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I know of a TR250 that was restored with one. The restorer was very impressed with the quality.
Tony at Ratco was extremely gracious and helpfull in my dilemma with my cross member failure. He quoted me a price of $350 for a new crossmember kit. Then he called me back and said he maid a mistake on the price. It was really
$250. How many times do you hear that???
$250. How many times do you hear that???
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Hey Tom, thanks for responding! I would definately appreciate it! I'll send you another email, and thanks!
TR6Bill-that was the "good news coming" I referenced the other day. When I saw you jump on the crossmember I decided to go ahead and get my order in too. Tony had quoted me 250 when I had talked to him previously and confirmed the lower price and said he was going to call you with the info. Good product/good price/good guy.