Jesus; settle down. Any Industrial/ heavy equipment Painting place will have vehicles waiting to be picked up that have been done recently. stop by and take a close look. Should be able to tell if they did a good job. Then, being that you are right there, you go inside and get a Quote. Sounds pretty straight forward. good luck.
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juststumps
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How much ???? bring it to New Jersey,,, and i'll paint it for $10,000 ...i really don't like giving prices over the phone or internet ... sight unseen ... but , in your case , i'll make an exception ...
Torquin
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Dude, I understand exactly where you are coming from. I suppose many of the other posters here are suggesting you do it yourself. While I do not know anyone in your area that does this, I suggest you ask around at body shops, car or big truck, in your area, and if there are any equipment dealers that sell used equipment, they might be able to point you in the right direction, or they may do it themselves. That's how I'd go about it.
I plan to do mine myself, since dad is a former body man and can advise on the various aspects of the job.
Chris
treeclimber101
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Throw a little bar and chain oil to slow down the blow by problem it works like majic in the winter, I did it on my 366 about two yrs. ago and almost solved the problem ..
