Looking for a good shop

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Bronco_Billy_73
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Looking for a good shop

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Hi all, new here.. I have a 73 Ranger my Dad bought new from Hover Ford around the time I was born. My Dad did a mild restore in 2004 but its basically been sitting since then but I did drive it into the garage in 2017. Looking for a shop to do some updates and tune up to get it road worthy. Needs fuel tanks/lines and would like to do EFI/Electronic ignition, tuning, long tube headers, 4 wheel power disk breaks, some trans tuning, etc.. Its mostly original other than lift, fenders cut out, lift, and paint. Will need to do the interior as well but that will need to come later. Any information is much appreciated!
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Few options of guys in the club that have their own business-

JasonΓÇÖs Automotive in Arvada
Dusty Dog Garage
JaneΓÇÖs Classic Automotive


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IΓÇÖll 2nd the above mentioned shops, IΓÇÖve used or been in 2 of the 3 and theyΓÇÖll take care of you.
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Thanks guys! Exactly the kind of shops I was looking for!
1973 Ranger 300k+ on original motor
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