Thread: powdercoating 32 frame , fenderless

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Originally Posted by godspeed32

well im very happy with my dealings with brookville so far they help me when i ask and also supply parts at a good discount and ...

Take a real good look at the quality when it comes - my '30-'31 was a real POS which has cost me significantly in money and even more importantly, time. Do a search here on my name or read this post:
http://hotrodders.com/cgibin/rls/mag...1&icon-status=

If it gets deleted, PM me and I'll give you the link. This is only a partial list of discrepancies that I've found. I wont even go into the crap Golohan gave me on the phone and at York.

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

Steve's Auto Restoration in Portland Or. assembles Brookville roadsters, and is just about done with the jigs for the '32 coupes. He can have a body assembled generally in about 3 weeks, puts them together with a little more care than Brookville, sells them for the same price, and BEST OF ALL, doesn't cover them in the cheap primer that adds labor in stripping time.

Eric Hansen at Scandinavian Hot Rods in Huntington Beach does the same deal. They like to build the body on your frame, the one it will live on. Good deal.