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09-28-2009 #1
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Machine shop
I'm looking for a good machine shop in Ct.
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09-28-2009 #2
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Try these guys.
They are very nice and do great work!
If you call ask for Michael John.
http://www.h-btool.com/
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09-28-2009 #3
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thank you for the link but I'm looking for engine machining.
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09-28-2009 #4
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I have heard good things about atlantic motorsports. THey dont' have a website but here is the info.
Stephen Dolph, local New Milford profile:
Address: 44 Old State Rd.
City: New Milford
State: Connecticut
ZIP: 06776
Phone: 860-355-5302
County: Litchfield
Manufacturing Firm: Atlantic Motorsports, Inc.________________
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Gold/Gray 1967 Camaro
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09-28-2009 #5
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Oops,
Originally Posted by BigVin
These guys are top notch engine builders.
Big list of accomplishments! (not cheap)
KIWI ENGINEERING
175-2 ELM STREET
OLD SAYBROOK, CT 06475
860-395-0623
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09-28-2009 #6
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I have also heard good things about Kiwi. Originally Posted by sunkistcamaro
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09-29-2009 #7
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Thank you I will look into both.
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Kiwi engineering oldsaybrook ct
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Couple of good ones...try CB Fab in Taftville Dave is a good and fair but not the fastest he is a one man shop but with the latest equipment and it will be right...Try L&L in I think it is New London / Waterford Dave also is very good both have been around a long time.
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