Mike:
These guys have been around for ages- they did the floors, rockers and
frame bracing on 2 of my Tigers. The first one was at least 20 years
ago. The second Tiger was @ 17 years ago. In both cases, I was very
pleased with the work and the quality.
I don't know of the same owner is still involved, but they did exactly
as they said they would at the price quoted.
Haven't to do any rust work on my TR6's, but i would certainly not
hesitate to use them.
NFI, etc..
Paul
On Saturday, January 26, 2002, at 03:08 PM, Mike Pisani wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> After sitting around for the last 7 or 8 years, I'm
> ready to put my 69 TR6 back on the road. It needs the
> rear suspension frame mounting cross member
> replacement. If I try to do this the right way, by
> taking the body off of the frame, it will never get
> done, since I have neither the time, money or space
> for such a job.
>
> I'm contemplating having the repairs performed at a
> place in Cranston, RI called Rustec. I got their name
> out of Hemmings, for just this sort of thing. I spoke
> to them, and it seems they'll do the job right,
> replacing both frame members, and the two gusset
> plates, as necessary. The downside is that they have
> to cut through the body to gain access.
>
> Has anyone out there had any dealings with Rustec
> before? Any comments, good or bad?
>
> Also, does anyone have any suggestions about making
> such repairs, and perhaps making them a little less
> expensive?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike - 69 TR6, RI
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