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nvandal Member
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My bumper was pushed in ( basically bent ). It is not torn or cracked. Looks to me like it might be straightened. Has anyone had this done by anyone who has done a super job? Anyone in or around New England? Please let me know. Thanks. Norm Vandal. |
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Dan Collier Member 
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I recently sent my front bumper out to a local body shop in California. My bumper was backed into which cause a large drip in the metal, plus it had various dings and scratches. I found an "old school" body man that still uses a English Wheel roller to hand craft metal parts. He did a great job rolling out the creases and dings. We then sent the bumper out for polishing and I remember paying around $180 USD. You may note original bumpers have a mat finish. English Wheel  After polishingDan Collier JH74 14381 2.2L Jensen-Healey Preservation Photo Gallery Last edited on 08-12-2005 05:03 am by Dan Collier |
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nvandal Member
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Hello, Can you get me the name and phone number of the shop? I assume I could send mine out to them. thanks for your reply, norm Vandal |
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Dan Collier Member
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GTA Auto Metal Works (714) 953-3020 2312 W 2nd St Santa Ana, CA 92703 Gary is the owner. Best time to catch him 6~3 PM during the week. Leave a message if he doesn't answer. Sometimes it's too noisy to hear the phone.  Dan Collier JH74 14381 2.2L Jensen-Healey Preservation Photo Gallery |
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