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| 01-21-2012, 03:54 AM | #1 |
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Puget Sound Body Shops
I'm relatively new to the area and was wondering if anyone could recommend a good body shop in the Seattle area. I also need to do some fiberglass repair and refitting so experience in that field would definitely be a big bonus!
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I've been told that Bel Kirk Autobody and Mcleods auto body are both legitimate shops and you won't have to give them your left arm. Personally I have no experience with either, my info is just word of mouth, but if you're interested I'd definitely check out those 2 and see what their about, they have quite the rep.
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Queen City in Redmond
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| 01-21-2012, 11:02 PM | #5 |
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I've heard good thing sabout both Bel-Kirk and Queen City (which is also #1 on Yelp). Anyone with any personal experiences? It's not for my BMW but a 99 Impreza I just picked up
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Queen City or Eurotech Bodywerkes have better experience working with fiberglass parts (a lot of Porsche aftermarket parts are made in FRP). Haury's is good at doing OEM work, but they really can't fit any FRP parts right.
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