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St. Louis Restoration?
- Thread starter BlueD3mon
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There's a place on Hwy 67 around Page somewhere (I drove past it 3 times before I found it) called British Cars of America LLC. Based on their Web site ( https://www.britishcarsofamerica.com ) I went in to see if they could do my TR7, but after seeing their shop and some samples of their work, plus getting a rough estimate (holy cow!) I decided to look elsewhere. I've had excellent work done by Spanish Lake Body Shop in North County, and many many years ago this same TR7 got a superb rebuild after a major accident by Robyn Lee Frame and Body, but I'm sure their staff has turned over several times by now and I don't know what level of skill they have now. Actually you might just run down this list and see: https://www.mgcars.org.uk/garages/Missouri.html
- Steve Richardson
St Louis MO
76 TR7 (original owner)
- Steve Richardson
St Louis MO
76 TR7 (original owner)