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i am getting to the point in my 1974 2002 restoration, well mostly rust repair that some mechanical systems will be tackleded this summer. ilive on Whidbey and have no repair experience here. I would like any help on reputable repair shops for fuel tank cleaning/ coating, drive shaft shortening, plating and powder coating. Everett is the closest but will drive for quality work. Thanks again for all the help this forum has provided.

 

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Well, Patrick is at Midnight Motorsport.  

 

Racecraft is just a bit east of Everett.

 

Everett's good for processes, because Boeing used to be there*

 

Tor is at Torfab, but he's a Land Cruiser guy.  Still for tanks and powder coating and stuff, he'd know who's good.

 

Wes and Herb are up in Mt Vernon- they're Alfa guys, but Wes does K-Fish, and both do 2002's when asked.

 

Byron's not too far away, either... if you need a 220 bhp motor, there's no better.

 

t

is forgetting lots of people

*there are still planes being assembled, but that might just be the body still twitching after the heart and brains were removed.

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