Need body shop in San Diego
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What kind of work needs to be done on your NSX? What color is it?
How picky are you and do you want it near perfect?
If I were you, I would just drive up to MV Designz in Orange County and get it done right.
How picky are you and do you want it near perfect?
If I were you, I would just drive up to MV Designz in Orange County and get it done right.
Red. I'm very picky!
If I could drive it I would probably take it to MV Designs. But that's a very long tow. No apparent frame or suspension damage, but a lot of body and headlight damage.
I've called Steve @ Detail Works and Jerry @ Greenlight. I've gotten these recommendations in the San Diego area:
West Coast Specialties, Sacio Enterprises, Amatos Auto Body, and Syndicate Auto Concepts.
If anyone has experience with any of them, please reply. All suggestions appreciated.
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If I could drive it I would probably take it to MV Designs. But that's a very long tow. No apparent frame or suspension damage, but a lot of body and headlight damage.
I've called Steve @ Detail Works and Jerry @ Greenlight. I've gotten these recommendations in the San Diego area:
West Coast Specialties, Sacio Enterprises, Amatos Auto Body, and Syndicate Auto Concepts.
If anyone has experience with any of them, please reply. All suggestions appreciated.
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Westcoast, good work, turaround times can be slow.
Amato's, pricey!
Syndicate, good work, descent turnaround times.
Bat™
Amato's, pricey!
Syndicate, good work, descent turnaround times.
Bat™
Always double what they estimate for time.
If you have AAA, then upgrade your membership to the Plus program. I think it is only $30 extra. That will give you 3 tows a year, each tow can be up to 100 miles. It should be less than 100 miles from SD to OC.
If not, then get it.
In fact, I hardly ever use my tow...you can use one of my tow credit. If you want I can call AAA for you and have them tow your car up there on a flatbed.
Or you can go with the other suggestions.
Is this something you are paying yourself or going through insurance?
If not, then get it.
In fact, I hardly ever use my tow...you can use one of my tow credit. If you want I can call AAA for you and have them tow your car up there on a flatbed.
Or you can go with the other suggestions.
Is this something you are paying yourself or going through insurance?
Always double what they estimate for time.
i'll double confirm that one! :biggrin:
Thanks for all the suggestions! I had it towed to Sacio's on Wednesday. I toured three shops: Syndicate, Westcoast, and Sacio's. Sacio's was the smallest (though not small). It was more relaxed, had more of a European feel. They work mostly on performance, vintage, and race cars. They have an obvious appreciation for performance cars. In a few weeks (or perhaps double that), I'll know the outcome. In the meantime, I'll probably develop serveral nervous habits.:redface:
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