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      Shops in LA

      I am planing my trip to California.
      What shops must we visit?
      Where can I find pro-touring projects?
      Where can I find shops that sell cool parts (other than Pepboys)

      1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
      1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.


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      JCG Restorations in Oxnard CA

      Best Of Show Coachworks in San Marcos

      And Ironworks in the Bakersfield area

      All three great shops with cool PT projects going on.

      Were in CA will you be? It's a big state ;)

      Oh, have I told you I love the color of your car?
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

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      1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
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      Definately JCG. Cris has some very nice projects cooking in the shop.

      Though not P-T, Performance Auto Wholesale in Chatsworth, Hawaii Racing in Simi Valley, and Guldstrand Engineering in Burbank are all in close proximity to each other.

      When are you coming?
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      Were in CA will you be? It's a big state ;)
      We will be in Cerritos.

      JCG Restorations in Oxnard CA
      Sounds good. It's a little outside LA but I think its worth the ride.

      Oh, have I told you I love the color of your car?
      Thanks Steve. You know the color of my car is your fault

      stop spending money on trips and finish the Camaro! ;-)
      hahaha, René I am working on the Camaro every night. Next year..............I'll be cruisin at the SNC.

      When are you coming?
      Hi Carl, right after SEMA until Friday the 12th of November.
      1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
      1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.

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      If you are in Cerritos the new Hotchkis building is just a few minutes away in Santa Fe Springs. Just going in to see John's Porsche is worth the trip.
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      Thanks Steve & Carl!!

      Please feel free to stop on by!! I will be more than happy to give you a shop tour & show you what we got going on..


      Quote Originally Posted by Moabdude View Post
      I am planing my trip to California.
      What shops must we visit?
      Where can I find pro-touring projects?
      Where can I find shops that sell cool parts (other than Pepboys)

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      National Parts Depot is also in Oxnard and they sell ton of replacement and some aftermarket stuff. It's basically a parts counter but I don't think they've ever not had something I needed in stock.

      Matt

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      Please feel free to stop on by!! I will be more than happy to give you a shop tour & show you what we got going on..
      Thank you Cris, I will surely visit you!
      On one of the pictures of the Drivers Inc Nova I also saw some other nice rides in you shop.
      Looking forward to that.
      1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
      1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.

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      Quote Originally Posted by CarlC View Post
      If you are in Cerritos the new Hotchkis building is just a few minutes away in Santa Fe Springs. Just going in to see John's Porsche is worth the trip.
      Yea.. it's sort of central to many shops.

      Up by JCG, in camarillo, there's also Wilwood.. I wonder if they do tours?

      The Peterson in LA.. the Marconi in OC is sort of interesting.. Cars And Coffee in Irvine.. Donut Derelics in Huntington Beach.

      We can keep you busy!!
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

      1968 Track Rat Camaro:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGHJ5c1yLIo&t=2s

      1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBVPR3sRgyU

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      classic industries is also in hungtington beach, about 20 minutes south of cerritos.
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      Thanks guys, looks like we don't have to get bored.

      Keep on posting your sugestions please.
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      1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.

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      Quote Originally Posted by CarlC View Post
      If you are in Cerritos the new Hotchkis building is just a few minutes away in Santa Fe Springs. Just going in to see John's Porsche is worth the trip.
      Thanks Carl!

      Moabdude, definitely come see us! We've got all kinds of neat projects going on now. When is your trip?
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      Foose's shop is in Huntington Beach and always worth stopping by to see, as is California Street Rods (which usually has some decidedly non street rod projects going on).
      And as mentioned the Peterson Museum is a MUST do when in So Cal. Also think about the NHRA Museum and the Nethercutt in Sylmar.
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      Thanks guys, You guys make me feel at home away from home;-)

      All the suggestions are on my list, JCG, Hotchkis, NHRA, Wilwood, Edelbrock, Pure Vision, Barry White, Foose, etc.
      Looks like it is going to be a fun week. (2nd week of November)

      Whats going on in the Marconi, Nethercutt and Peterson museum?

      Keep sending the shops and stores.

      thanks!!
      1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
      1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.

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      The Marconi Museum is very cool if you like rare, sometimes obscure, exotics as well as some vintage race cars. There are a couple one off Ferrari's in the collection as well as a few Formula 1 cars. While it is open to the public during normal hours You have to call ahead to tell them you're coming.

      Matt

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      One more week........
      We fly to Phoenix on the 1st of November. Make a short trip to the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley, visit SEMA on the 4th and 5th and cruise around in LA from the 6th until the 12th. 13th and 14th Good Guys in Pleasanton. 14th evening back home to Holland.
      Looking forward to it!!
      1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
      1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.




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