[T2] Mid-Atlantic VW Restoration

[Erik Burtis]

Aside from Cooker's, the other name that pops up on a regular basis thru
the VW Cruisers and CV3 VW clubs is Skyline Auto restoration and repair in
Madison VA.  Paul's Auto repair in Annandale VA does good work, but I am
not sure if they do restorations.  Going a bit further south, Salem Imports
in Salem VA has a good rep with some of the southern clubs, like the FMBC.
I think there was a place in DE that I heard about but don't know it's
name.  Might search for local DE and PA clubs and see what their members
recommend.

Erik
'71 Westy

On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 10:34 PM Gregory Urban <urban at yaic.com> wrote:

> I have recently acquired a 72 Camper, which I planned on parting out, but
> I'm having second thoughts. It's an European import, with a SO 72/5 (Miami)
> interior, slightly unusual. It has the original child's cot and whatever
> you call the small cot in the pop up.
>
> Anyway, I'm looking for someone to do some body work on the bus, possibly a
> full restoration. I'm in Annapolis, MD, but I'm happy to travel to PA, DE,
> VA, WV: basically up to 6 or so hours away to get it done by someone
> trustworthy. I'm not in a rush and I  know this isn't going to be cheap. I
> just can't find someone locally to take this project on. Even Cooker's is
> not taking bay windows at this time.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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