Hugh,
The company is White Post Restorations. IMHO, I would use them *only* if I
wanted to build a guaranteed concourse show winner. They do beautiful work,
but expect to pay a LOT of money. They will accept your car with a $25,000
deposit, and you can expect to pay several to tens of thousands more.
Minimum turn-around time is 2 years.
If ever you have a chance to see their work, it is wonderful. Each car has
its own stall, and everything is placed in well-labeled baggies. A tour of
their facility is eye-boggling.
Bottom line is, if you are into TR6s, you probably cannot afford them.
These guys are into Duzy's, Caddies, and real exotica.
Why not buy a car that has already been restored? Restorers will always
take a loss when time comes to sell their car.
Shane Ingate in Maryland
[Thinks: If ever I sell my car, I'd probably only get 30% of what I put into
it. NO SALE! :) ]
> I have heard there is a quality restoration company in the Shenandoah Valley
> of Virginia. Does any one know their name, and reputation? I'm looking to
> restore a yet to be acquired TR6.
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