Painting in Mexico

[George Lowry]

Hi Guy,

Actually, the owner insisted that we stay in his house across the street
while the coach was in the paint booth. As the family was in Yuma during
the week. we had the run of the house. Work was done on time and better
than what I had experienced in the US.

While there, I observed an average of three to four vehicles leaving the
large paint booth per day. I later learned that the had a smaller booth
on the other side which was also in use. There were many "Gringos"
bringing their vehicles for body work - anywhere from pickups to
Mercedes. They also have an upholstery shop and do excellent work
there. We took them the bucket seats and rear bench seat from an AMC for
our son--in-law. They had to rebuild the seats including springs and
only charged $360. I will go back to Navarro's Shop in Algodones, MX
for any work. I know many others that have been more than satisfied.
FWIW, there is another body shop in Algodones that has a reputation that
is just as good.

George Lowry
'95 WBDA 4203
'Spearfish, SD




guysmalley wrote:

>--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "George Lowry" wrote:
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>>When I had my coach painted in MX, One of the owners actually lived in
>>Yuma, AZ and the paint was purchased in Yuma. We stayed in the coach
>>during the process andd watched/supervised the whole process. No money
>>changed hands until the job was done and we were satisfied. Much
>>better than the previous job I had done in Sacramento. We also were
>>able to talk to the workers as well as the boss.
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>>George Lowry
>>'95 WBDA 4203
>>Spearfish, SD
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>I bet the paint fumes helped you sleep! zzz: )
>glad you had a good expirence
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