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Looks amazing! Would you mind sharing what that kind of work cost? I was actually looking at exactly the same work getting done on my car, but haven't a clue where the pricing would fall. I have to find a top notch body shop first before I can even start asking for quotes...
I'm interested too! I want to respray the front end of mine as wel!
I have an amazing local middle aged guy that is a one man operation behind his house, shop, paint booth everything and he did it for $1,200 cash. He usually does work for a dealership by him as well as restorations but he squeezed me in.
He previously worked for arguably one of the best body shops in the twin cities for 14+ years then decided to branch off on his own. His work is top notch and I would recommend him to anyone. Everything matches perfectly down to the correct orange peel texture of the OEM paint. He really knows what he is doing.
For just the quarter and rear bumper alone I was getting quotes in the $1,100-2,400 range from 3 other shops.....
Sounds like my body guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1ESEL
I also paid $1250 for the front clip and rear bumper respray on my Imola Sedan.
Damn dudes. Everything locally is going to be much more than that, I just know it. The northeast is ridiculous for pricing. I've got to find "that guy" that you guys describe, but in my area!
I have a good, reasonable body shop close to my home. My Indy recommended it to me.
Man, do you think I could get a deal with him like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
Most likely yes. He is pretty big with the s2000 guys that live in Nova. Usually they drive the car down and drop it off with him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnmadd
He works as a painted for an aviation company and on the side fixes and paints cars.
I will definitely have to consider this at a time in the somewhat near future. Thanks Vas!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
In preparation for another project I have in mind....I paid off my M3 last night. More to follow folks :drevil
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