First up apologies if this is the wrong section & not appropriate, it seemed the best place to ask.
For the first time in my life I'm soon to be in the strange (to me) position of having a decent income, but not very much free time, that combined with a boat project, potential house move, and a girlfriend means that I can't (or aren't allowed ) to spend all my time working on projects anymore.
So I'm looking for recommendations for somewhere to take the RX7 to have some work done, I don't mind paying a fair price for a good job, but obviously I'm looking to avoid getting ripped off or someone using my pride and joy as their learning curve!
For the first time in my life I'm soon to be in the strange (to me) position of having a decent income, but not very much free time, that combined with a boat project, potential house move, and a girlfriend means that I can't (or aren't allowed ) to spend all my time working on projects anymore.
So I'm looking for recommendations for somewhere to take the RX7 to have some work done, I don't mind paying a fair price for a good job, but obviously I'm looking to avoid getting ripped off or someone using my pride and joy as their learning curve!
A very rough project scope would be:
- Stripping the underside and epoxy priming / undersealing it
- Welding & fabrication as required from the stripping, the dreaded suspension mounts will definitely need doing & a hole behind them fixing.
- New fuel & brake lines running.
- Rear diff bearings replacing & pre-load resetting
There are other bits that need doing like suspension components that need blasting and powder coating, bushes doing etc, but stuff like that I can save time & money by dropping off at specialists myself if its work that would normally be outsourced anyway. The main work that needs doing is the fabrication & underbody, I just don't have time to learn to weld well enough to trust myself anywhere near it.
That got a bit long-winded, but is there anywhere in the Yorkshire area that people on here could recommend or have used before?
Thanks, Rich.
Thanks, Rich.