[TR] Front apron woes

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In a message dated 2/13/2008 12:16:44 PM Mountain Standard Time,  
team.net at daveola.com writes:

3) Pay  my body shop guy $1200 to repair my current apron
(I'm  skeptical about this - in particular the space above the
grill is crimped a bit, I'm not sure how they could ever get
it to look right again):





Maybe I'm living in the past, but if he's any good with a hammer and dolly  
he should be able to make it look new for $1200.00.  Even if he's $100 an  
hour, that's a day and a half to work on it.
 
Robert B.  Houston
Texan in New Mexico

63 TR4

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adjusted as
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Dan McKay







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