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Q for the newy crew

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Q for the newy crew

Post by joe crothers »

to the newy crew. Just wondering if anyone could recommend a panel beater up that way that could do some panel trimming to my brothers
GU, he has just fitted 37" creepies on his wagon. It has a 5" spring lift
and just needs a bit of a trim in the wheel arches. He is moving up there
this weekend from VIC and knows no one in you area. The rear quarters
have already been chopped and no original bar.
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Post by GUHOON »

What suburb is he moving too?
Any decent panel beater in the area should be able to take care of it.
GU ZD30#2 , 4 inch T/D lift, 33inch MT/Rs, 35 inch buckshots, sliders, snorkel, dents and scratches.Now with front locker and rockhoppers.......GO THE NISSAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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panel shops in newie

Post by joe crothers »

thanks mate he is actually moving to Singleton. Just thought Id suss it out for him before he gets up there. He should find some one no worries
cheers joe
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Re: panel shops in newie

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joe crothers wrote:thanks mate he is actually moving to Singleton. Just thought Id suss it out for him before he gets up there. He should find some one no worries
cheers joe
Singleton is a fair way out of Newcastle mate. I'm sure there would be plenty of panel shops up there that would do the job. ;)

Cheers Mick.
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adamthwait (sp) smash repears in the book do a good job
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Post by otis05 »

I recommend Spectrum Smash Repairs at Gateshead. contact is brendan Dipper - good job, insurance or cash.
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Post by GUHOON »

I recommend whatever panel shop Mick. works for :D :armsup:
(do i get a spotters fee Mick) :twisted:
GU ZD30#2 , 4 inch T/D lift, 33inch MT/Rs, 35 inch buckshots, sliders, snorkel, dents and scratches.Now with front locker and rockhoppers.......GO THE NISSAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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gu panel trimming

Post by joe crothers »

thanks to those who RECCOMENED a panel beater with a name and direction for us. A tradesman who has done this job or similar is better
than one who doesnt understand the articulation of a GU with these size
tyres and the exact radius that needs to be trimmed.

joe
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Post by Mick. »

GUHOON wrote:I recommend whatever panel shop Mick. works for :D :armsup:
(do i get a spotters fee Mick) :twisted:
I'd be lucky to get a spotters fee myself off the tight asses I work for. :rofl:

We don't do that sort off work except our own 4wds :armsup: . We only do insuranace work and new car warrenty work for dealerships.

I cant think of anyone off the top of my head that specialised in that type of work but i'm guessing anyone that does restoration work would quite happily do it. ;)

Cheers Mick.
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