Questions for ERA owners

[kevins2]

The other ERA paint shop was formerly Tony's Auto Body and is now Big B's Auto Body. According to Peter, can't tell the difference in quality between them and CT. Customs. Cost is a bit less.

Regards,

Kevin

[Albie]

Originally Posted by kevins2

The other ERA paint shop was formerly Tony's Auto Body and is now Big B's Auto Body. According to Peter, can't tell the difference in quality between them and CT. Customs. Cost is a bit less.

Regards,

Kevin

Brendan (Big B) is Tony's nephew, he finished painting my car after Tony passed and did a great job. I definitely recommend him.

[kevins2]

Originally Posted by Albie

Brendan (Big B) is Tony's nephew, he finished painting my car after Tony passed and did a great job. I definitely recommend him.

According to Peter, Brendan did the painting even when Tony was alive, so I trusted Peter, sent Brendan a deposit and he's spraying some color samples for me next week. Good to hear your endorsement.

[JustOne]

I think it is great that you are going to do this with your kids. My 2 & 7 year old always want to be in the garage when I am out there. Yes, they make noise and don't pay attention all of the time, but they are great company. They have also been around the cars long enough that they don't run inside the house when a car is fired up, instead they are expecting to go for a ride. Nothing will put a smile on your face like coming home and having one of your kids ask to go for a Cobra ride before dinner.
As for paint and engine work, I would get this done as local as possible. Not that anyone local is better, but Murphy's law can and many times does apply when building a car in your garage. It's a long way CT.

Cheers.

Justin