The Ford Barn

Carbroke · 11-25-2012, 11:19 PM

fordcragar,

I appreciate what you are saying, and as one who is in business, know that a guy has to charge what a job is worth. If you don't, you don't last long in business, and I don't begrudge a guy making a profit. It's necessary, no matter what the idiots protesting Wall Street think.

I'd like it straightened if possible is all. Aircooled1 (Rick) has a frame that is 'highly modified/repaired and as I've already bought from him I'd use him again. But I need a stock frame that hasn't been goobered up.

I'll call B& H Tuesday and see what he can do. I go right by him about every two weeks anyway.

My truck (sans frame) and my trailer are up in Marysville being media blasted. When I get the trailer back I'll run the roller in and see what they think.

1st project I've ever done that had frame issues. Luck had to run out sometime I guess.

11-25-2012, 11:19 PM	#8
Carbroke Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Western WA. Posts: 86	Re: Any recommendations on frame shops in Seattle/Everett area? fordcragar, I appreciate what you are saying, and as one who is in business, know that a guy has to charge what a job is worth. If you don't, you don't last long in business, and I don't begrudge a guy making a profit. It's necessary, no matter what the idiots protesting Wall Street think. I'd like it straightened if possible is all. Aircooled1 (Rick) has a frame that is 'highly modified/repaired and as I've already bought from him I'd use him again. But I need a stock frame that hasn't been goobered up. I'll call B& H Tuesday and see what he can do. I go right by him about every two weeks anyway. My truck (sans frame) and my trailer are up in Marysville being media blasted. When I get the trailer back I'll run the roller in and see what they think. 1st project I've ever done that had frame issues. Luck had to run out sometime I guess.