RE: Rechroming Plastic Dash

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

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Don't send these guys any of your gauges!  They rebuilt my speedometer 
and didn't do what they said they were going to do, and did a crappy 
job.  You're right, they're nice.  The owner, Gentry, sweet talked me to 
death while bending me over.  He had to keep telling new lies to cover 
his old ones.  It's nice to get warned about somebody before you jump 
in!

Sean


RCoronetfreak@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> Marshall,
>     I just so happen to have some of my stuff for one  of my '65 Coronets 
>     and 
> parts for my father's '67 Dart GT at  AutoInstruments.com.  They are 
> located 
> in Martinsville, VA just up the road  from me.  I am planning a trip up 
> there 
> on Monday to drop off a 2 clusters  and some armrest bases.  They had a 
> ton of 
> stuff in progress when I was up  there last week.  Someone else had sent 
> up 
> '65 Coronet parts and some other  '62-'65 Mopar parts.  I like the fact 
> that 
> they are so close.  The  website is _www.AutoInstruments.com_ 
> (http://www.AutoInstruments.com)   and the phone number is 877-450-0110. 
>  Really nice people.  
> Saw some  of their work and it is really nice!
> Rick Rice
>  
> 
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> 

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