Thanks Scott. I was just in Austin to see a band called Reckless Kelly. Great town.
Ken
Scott Somers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scott Somers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ken,You might check with the guys at Vintage Air in San Antonio. Lot of serious cars around there and I am sure they will know a good team of wrench and stitch people. There are also some good shops in Austin. Jimmie Vaughn ( Stevie Ray's brother) has had some very nice customs made in that area.My 68 that I picked up after I lost my 55 in a divorce this year got its new 468 Gen VI put in and is finally on the road - it really hates speed limits but we are trying to cope . The motor was built as a blower motor for a drag boat but the owner died and the motor sat unfinished. Never fired. We pulled the blower, reworked the seriously ported heads for a little higher compression, recammed it with a Comp riller and here we go. Tightened up a 4L60 ( yeah, we're waiting to see how long that will last).Now for re-paint, little time in the seat and then maybe look for a trade ( sorry but my heart's still with the Tri-Fives or 59-62 Impala. )Saw a '70 S/S with 17" wheels this weekend at the KKOA meeting in Denison Texas - love those lead sleds. 15's look very cool but for the time being and for the retro look I think I'll stay with the new 15" Crager SS's that were on it when I got it earlier this year.Best regards to all, see ya on the streetsScottDallas----- Original Message -----From: Ken's EmailSent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 10:04 AMSubject: [Chevelle-list] San Antonio Body Shops and Mechanics
Hi:I recently moved to San Antonio, Texas. I am interested in reputable mechanics, body shops, and upholstery shops in the San Antonio-Austin, Texas (or surrounding) areas.Thanks,Ken McDee
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