Anyone know of a good mod/body shop/restoration shop in Maryland?
 

Just realized my shop is an (albeit good) insurance shop who would probably turn up their noses at mods/mod recovery. If not I'll run it by them just for the heck of it.

Frank wilson autobody shop in baltimore, they do a lot of work for the Ravens

oh gosh, if that shop is working on cars that pro athletes drive, i can only imagine their prices..:wtf2:

Trust me they are really good on prices. Let them know I sent u their way they ll take care of you

Thanks Birdman! You the man, duuude.:tup:

Lol anytime bro :tup:

repped my duuude.:tup:

Nope their prices were ok. This was the same shop that fixed my car after the accident and did a great job. They also painted my tail lights for $100 and did the same for my cousin's Lexus. Location is a bit ghetto and the roads nearby are fvcking terrible, but still a good shop. Also helps that I work like 5-10 mins from there :icon17:

So this shop is in EastWest's neighborhood. :icon17:

Nope closer to Al/Rob :bowrofl:

funny... hardy harr harr.. :facepalm:

funny and, geographically speaking, technically correct :roflpuke2:

E/W's neighborhood isn't that bad at all except for the bombed out house and that wacky mustang.

Bombed out house was kinda freaking me out because E/W's dog was staring at the boarded up door and growling/barking at it.

Thats an arson house..:tup:

:icon17: :tup:

She does it all the time, its just the front door making sounds.. she freaks out over cats too... damn dog.

It's also weird that there's a guy who still mows the arson house's grass just because.

I know... i just shake my head at that.. i asked him why, he didnt know... :facepalm:

That neighborhood where the shop is isn't that bad, especially during the day time. The roads leading to it are very bad though, a lot of bumps and potholes. Just have to drive very slowly and carefully.

Sounds like all the roads around the DC area..

Man you guys should see the roads in the Bay Area on NorCal. All the freeways still have the original concrete from the 1960's and its LOUD and dips/bumps. Not to mention all the debris... there was a FREAKIN CHAIR on I-580 when I was coming from Oakland Intl. Airport LOL.

daaaaaaaaamn. Now that sounds ghetto.

Front row seat for all the traffic action :ugh2:

Not sure how they are about body mods, but I have seen some nice custom paint jobs coming out of Belair Autobody in Waldorf. (Believe they have other locations as well.)

I had some work done there on a previous car, good prices and great workmanship.

I'd rather go back to Sterling than go to Waldorf. Besides, the D&V guys have already worked on my car and done a great job. Waiting to see what Kevin has to say before I even go any further with this.

DM, have you gotten your headlights fixed yet?

have an appointment with D&V next saturday in Sterling followed by an appt with Kartunes to fix my electrical

Good stuff man, I cant wait to see what they come up with.