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I have a 1946 Chevy panel that is to become a daily driver for my wife. It will be stock externally but will have updated mechanicals - 350/350 or 350/400, IFS/air suspension, disk brakes, a/c, modern seats, etc. There is a fair amount of body work to be done. I want to hire out the project to someone with experience in this kind of restorification and who is in the Dallas/Ft Worth, San Antonio or Albuquerque areas. They're all within a days drive from me, I'm out in West Texas. Does anyone have any recommendations?


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Don Sorry I don't have any recommendations but you may want to go to www.pickupsnpanels.com. They are club in Dallas that are in all local shows. They may have some favorites. Good Luck.


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