Lookin for a good Machinist

[tuffguy]

Hey Ya'll,

I was wondering if anyone out there can tell me where to find a decent machine shop in western washington that knows about mopars (specifically 383's) I am trying to find someone with a little bit of experience on blocks besides the average chevy hack shops Ive been pointed towards.

Thanx, Tuffguy

[Doug Wilson]

If worse comes to worse, and you can't find a good one close by, there are a couple down here - Drummond Auto Machine and Custom Machine. If you need more detail, let me know.

[tuffguy]

Thanks Doug, I appreciate the offer. about how far are they from the Seattle area. Here is my E-mail if you want to write back that way so we don't hog up the web page. jjbellis@gte.net
T. G.

[atoetly]

Hey Doug I'm Looking for a good machinst too. What was the phone number for custom machine?

[AndyF]

I use Gray's Automotive in Tigard OR. Just a few miles SW of Portland. They have a dyno and they build a lot of Mopar engines. They've done several stroker motors for me. They also do a lot of Chevy circle track motors but I don't hold that against them.

[BMWMECH7]

The best small block man I know is in the Seattle area Larry Hollums. 600 horse 340 Super Stock motor with one worn out old Thermoquad on top. I am not sure of the town but one around Tacoma. Maybe somebody on here has his number. Jay

[LA360Dart]

Hi tuffguy

just a thought check out local stock and super stock racers, they might be of help. they gotta have someone local.


Denny

[Doug Wilson]

You are always better off if you can find a quality MOPAR shop close to home.

[tuffguy]

Thanks guys, I think your right I am still looking, but I would much rather find somebody near home. When I find somebody good I will let everybody here know if anybody is interested.

[Doug Wilson]

If you find one, let us know.

If you don't, I'd be willing to meet you and take you to the one close to me.