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Willamette Valley Machine Shop?
I having the major parts sitting in my barn for nine years, I am going to get this thing done this year. I need to have the rear end (Ford 9 inch) narrowed to fit the knock off wheels and tires inside the body. Any experience with Willamette Valley hot rod shops/machine shops? Positives/negatives? Any help will be appreciated.
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You might seek out Dutchman Motorsports in Portland. Very good and not too far away.
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Try posting this on the Nortwest FFR forum. They have a pretty good reputation for locating folks who do this kind of stuff.
DonC http://www.ffcobra.com/cgi-bin/ultim...=0;DaysPrune=0 |
Dutchman has done all my work but again be very accurate in what you want done. They do not deal well with customer mistakes.
PM me if you need help with your project. Scott S Sublimtiy |
I think try here to inquire about the machine shop you are looking for Dutchman Motorsports in Portland. I got this in my own research in some site in online. Hope it will help you in this little information.
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Give Farah Snook a call. His operation is in Covalis and he does a lot of work for the local club Cascade Cobras.
Mostly FFR but I'm sure that the engine and other components don't care what kind of chassis they ends up in. He also has the salt flats record holding Daytona Coupe. A really nice guy to work with. http://www.primequip.net/sofast.htm DonC |
Anyone notice this thread is 3 years old?
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