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#124769 03/01/2007 8:57 PM
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I am looking for a good paint and body shop in the Denver area?


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#124770 03/03/2007 8:49 PM
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That is a good question. I was wondering the same thing.

What year and model of truck do you have?

#124771 03/04/2007 6:13 AM
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1st -

I have a 56 Task Force (TF)3100 with a 350 engine and T400 tranny. I'm up in Thornton. Where abouts are you? What ride do you have?


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#124772 03/05/2007 4:47 AM
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Not in Denver but Clyde's Auto Body in Salida does great work.

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Paul,

Bring it on over to my house. I've got NO experience, but I've got a big hammer. (LOL!)

Still have a couple of leads for you, down in the C-City area.

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Eric,

I trust you know how to use a hammer... I need to start taking off stuff to get re-chromed. So I'm hunting down a chrome shop.

Ideas..


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skraps - 1st. I'm having this guy paint my car. He can do whatever level of work you want.
A Touch of Class, 4360 Vine Street, Denver
720-296-7651. Sergio Vellegis.


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#124776 03/08/2007 5:21 PM
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Paul,

I don't know that I've ever been "certified" to swing a hammer, but I can beat the heck out of a fender with one if I want too.

I've heard some pretty good things about the guy that 53 Moneypit listed.

I haven't had any direct experience, but my wife's family uses a guy down off of Old Hampden that is very reasonable and does real good work.

I'd still like to hook you up with Jerry and see if his buddy down in C-City could help you out.

Hope all is well with the new daughter, and you're getting some sleep.

I think it's my turn to "buy". Let me know when you're coming back out again.

#124777 03/11/2007 11:28 PM
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Eric,

I'm a ways off from getting the body work lined up. I just got my rear posi differential rebuilt and changed it over to a 3.08 ratio. So with that I have my IFS, rear disc conversion, master cylinder, steering column and various other stuff coming in any day now. I've got to figure out the power steering pump, decide whether to move the gas tank, find old rims and tires and I'll be set to start on the truck.

I'm planning of coming out in the next couple of weeks on Sunday, if the weather holds up. I need to take you up on your offer to buy.

Hope all is well with you and yours.


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