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09-30-2005, 01:13 PM
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Help finding resto shop
Just looking to get some feedback on the following shops:
"Early Iron" Burkeville VA "Fat Daddy's" Pasadena MD "Al Pruiett & Sons" Glen Rock PA or any other restorers who could do a good job on a muscle car within 200 miles or so of Baltimore? Also any advice on good or bad Pontiac specialists? Thanks in advance! 
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10-04-2005, 08:57 AM
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Re: Help finding resto shop
I thought someone else might step in here. I guess not.
I know Darrin at Early Iron. Nice guy. The shop is large and clean. The work looks very good. He's currently doing a Dodge SuperBee we did the engine for. He's also starting on a Pontiac 2+2 we're slated to do the 421 for. We're "negotiating" to do all the suspension work as well (clean, paint (or powder coat) and install bushings and ball joints in the control arms). FWIW Jim
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