body work in Montréal
11-09-2003, 11:55 PM
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body work in Montréal
Hello folks,
I just hit a deer on hwy 417 coming back to Montréal from Ottawa. Pardon my
french but: ----!!!
The passenger side fender is buggered up and the hood is dented, but I
suppose I have to be thankful. Hey, it could have been much worse: it could
have been a Moose.
Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a good quality body repair guy in
Montréal. A jeep is a personal vehicle, and I don't want to give it to just
anybody. I'm looking for a reputable individual who takes some pride in
their work and charges me for the time that it actually took to do the job.
Any help would be great. Thanks
RAC
95 YJ 4.0
31x10.5 Cooper ST's
No rear track bar
'Quick-e-nuff' diconnects
Tow hooks
Jackall
Tow straps
A whole whack-o-tools
I just hit a deer on hwy 417 coming back to Montréal from Ottawa. Pardon my
french but: ----!!!
The passenger side fender is buggered up and the hood is dented, but I
suppose I have to be thankful. Hey, it could have been much worse: it could
have been a Moose.
Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone knows of a good quality body repair guy in
Montréal. A jeep is a personal vehicle, and I don't want to give it to just
anybody. I'm looking for a reputable individual who takes some pride in
their work and charges me for the time that it actually took to do the job.
Any help would be great. Thanks
RAC
95 YJ 4.0
31x10.5 Cooper ST's
No rear track bar
'Quick-e-nuff' diconnects
Tow hooks
Jackall
Tow straps
A whole whack-o-tools
11-10-2003, 09:27 AM
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If you can still drive it go to Jean Talon Chr.514 737 1441, Go to the
parts department and talk with Micheal Lacelle. You will be better
off getting aftermarket products then buying new stock stuff ( alot
cheaper and more heavy duty). Also the dealership is a sponsor of ORA
4x4 club. He can set you with the parts, also since he deals with the
club there are tons of members who have parts waiting to unload them
very cheap. They have a bodyshop there as well.
parts department and talk with Micheal Lacelle. You will be better
off getting aftermarket products then buying new stock stuff ( alot
cheaper and more heavy duty). Also the dealership is a sponsor of ORA
4x4 club. He can set you with the parts, also since he deals with the
club there are tons of members who have parts waiting to unload them
very cheap. They have a bodyshop there as well.
11-10-2003, 09:27 AM
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Re: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?body_work_in_Montr=E9al?=
If you can still drive it go to Jean Talon Chr.514 737 1441, Go to the
parts department and talk with Micheal Lacelle. You will be better
off getting aftermarket products then buying new stock stuff ( alot
cheaper and more heavy duty). Also the dealership is a sponsor of ORA
4x4 club. He can set you with the parts, also since he deals with the
club there are tons of members who have parts waiting to unload them
very cheap. They have a bodyshop there as well.
parts department and talk with Micheal Lacelle. You will be better
off getting aftermarket products then buying new stock stuff ( alot
cheaper and more heavy duty). Also the dealership is a sponsor of ORA
4x4 club. He can set you with the parts, also since he deals with the
club there are tons of members who have parts waiting to unload them
very cheap. They have a bodyshop there as well.
11-10-2003, 09:27 AM
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Re: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?body_work_in_Montr=E9al?=
If you can still drive it go to Jean Talon Chr.514 737 1441, Go to the
parts department and talk with Micheal Lacelle. You will be better
off getting aftermarket products then buying new stock stuff ( alot
cheaper and more heavy duty). Also the dealership is a sponsor of ORA
4x4 club. He can set you with the parts, also since he deals with the
club there are tons of members who have parts waiting to unload them
very cheap. They have a bodyshop there as well.
parts department and talk with Micheal Lacelle. You will be better
off getting aftermarket products then buying new stock stuff ( alot
cheaper and more heavy duty). Also the dealership is a sponsor of ORA
4x4 club. He can set you with the parts, also since he deals with the
club there are tons of members who have parts waiting to unload them
very cheap. They have a bodyshop there as well.
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