Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

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Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

Postby ebatl » Wed Oct 08, 2014 2:21 pm

Hey, folks -- first time poster and new member here. Some folks over on the ClassicBroncos forum recommended I check you guys out...

Does anyone have a recommendation for a shop near New Castle?

I'm in Atlanta, but a client of mine is new to the New Castle area there and is having a few teething issues with a new (to them) EB. Looking for some recommendations on a shop (or shops) qualified to work on an EB (or any old Ford) that will do them right.

Thanks!
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Re: Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

Postby hockeydad4-22 » Wed Oct 08, 2014 2:44 pm

Im not much help on this one, other than letting everyone know New Castle is a small town west of Glenwood Springs. There should be a shop or two in the Glenwood or Grand Junction area.
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Re: Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

Postby Jesus_man » Thu Oct 09, 2014 2:27 am

We have a few members on the Western Slope that may chime in, but you might get more help posting this same thing on colorado4x4.org. There has to be someone in Glenwood or Carbondale...

Here's a start:
http://www.hicountry4wheelers.com/

Maybe these guys could help:
http://www.gwsjeeprental.com/
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Re: Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

Postby ebatl » Fri Oct 10, 2014 11:24 am

Thanks, all -- found a good recommendation in Rifle via the high country four wheelers folks. Chris at CODE 4x4 in case anyone is wondering. Thanks again, really appreciate the help!
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Re: Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

Postby Jesus_man » Fri Oct 10, 2014 11:48 am

Tell your client not to be a stranger!
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Re: Recommendations for a shop near New Castle?

Postby Unaweep » Sun Oct 19, 2014 11:52 am

What is the problem? Transmission, electrical, etc..?

There are some really good shops in Grand Junction (and of course some that aren't so good).

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