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Stovebolt machine shop SF South Bay Area Recommendation
#1366139 06/23/2020 11:15 PM
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Hi All,
Can anyone recommend a knowledgeable Stovebolt machine shop here in Northern California? I have a 58 261 that is going into a 2nd gen 55 Chevy pick up that me and the 16 year old youngster are working on for his first ride. I’ve been buying parts from the Toms (Langdon’s & 12bolt) but they recommend that I check in here.

Thanks in advance!
Scott
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Re: Stovebolt machine shop SF South Bay Area Recommendation
Scotty55 #1366188 06/24/2020 4:08 AM
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I have used Larry metcalf. His shop is in Rohnert Park. He is old school shop. Does everything himself and does great work. His shop is called Metcalf machine. Been a few years since my last motor with him. Hopefully he is still working.
Ron

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