Is Everett Washington too far. I know a person that does restores on big dollar mopars. He owns a 1970 challenger convertible, did his brother in-laws 70 challenger vert, a 70 road runner vert and several high dollar cars (original 6 pack 1970 challenger, etc). He definately knows his stuff but he isn't cheap. I think the last car I heard he worked on was an original 70 hemi cuda with a shaker hood. I can't remember what his rate was three years ago when I needed some work done but I think it was in the range of $60 - $80 an hour plus parts/materials. Not everyone needs that kind of restoration though. My work was insurance and he wasn't set up at that time to do insurance work. More used to cash basis transactions. I had my work done on my Ebody in mukilteo washington. He wasn't cheap either but did my car originally. The guy who specializes in 70 era cars has commented on the good body work done by the guy who did my car. I would recommend you find a paint shop that specializes more in mopars than Fords. Those body shops tend to sand down parts of the body lines without realizing they are doing it.
Topic: Washington State: Reputable E-Body restoration shop?? (Read 4100 times)