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brtnstrns

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I live in Austin and I have 2 full floor pans and the back peice where the taillights are that I need to get welded in. I've seen a bunch of guys from austin in here and I was wondering if any of them knew somewhere I could go to get the old ones cut out and the new ones welded in. Thanks
 

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brtnstrns said:
I live in Austin and I have 2 full floor pans and the back peice where the taillights are that I need to get welded in. I've seen a bunch of guys from austin in here and I was wondering if any of them knew somewhere I could go to get the old ones cut out and the new ones welded in. Thanks
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I had the floors done in mine since I was too paranoid about LEARNING to weld on a 37 year old convertible. Try calling for Don at "Don's Classic Cars", he is over off of highway 620 between 2222 and Anderson Mill. I don;t suggest you be in a hurry, mine took months. There's also a guy who moved out to Taylor (he needed a bigger shop) but they also have a waiting list. If you call Don tell him Ed (the guy with the red convertible) sent you
 
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Welding in Austin

Call Travis over at City Collision on 290 at the Y in Oak Hill. He may be able to help.

Howard
 

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Why not just do it yourself ?
 

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The guy in Taylor who comes highly recommended is "Matt's Restorations". Good stuff if you don't mind being on the waiting list for a while.
 
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www.mustangmendez.com He's in Lockhart.

Alton
 
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