Somebody with a good shop recommendation

[hippie metal]

Ok. I have the trans bolted in, t-case is going on then I am redrilling the frame and mounting the crossmember, taking measurements and having driveshafts made. But to be honest I am tired of this thing taking so long trying to get this done between work and shit to fix around the house that I am running out of patience. So I wanna get this thing pretty much ready to go minus the clutch linkage setup. So I need some place somebody knows I can take it to. I can most likely get access to a car trailer or it can be towed since it is registered. Either way, anybody know a good spot that could figure something out that doesn't look like a 9 year old built one with an erector set? That or if anybody on the board feels like conquering this task please let me know. I can pay cash, green, or beer....or even all 3 if needed/requested.

Thanks guys

[netrachamp1853]

What exactly do you need done on this?

[hippie metal]

Whatever it takes to push my clutch pedal and have it move the fork so I can shift

[hippie metal]

Nobody knows of any place

[HitItWithSomeSpeed]

Did you try the Clutch Linkage Shop? Its next to Linkage-O-Ramma. You know, down on Linkage street in the Clutch District.


































I may know of a shop in Danbury. Im not sure what its called or where it is, but I tried to get my gears done there. i dont know the guy, but I hear hes good.

and Im really not being a smart ass with any of this second part.

[hippie metal]

Did you try the Clutch Linkage Shop? Its next to Linkage-O-Ramma. You know, down on Linkage street in the Clutch District.


































I may know of a shop in Danbury. Im not sure what its called or where it is, but I tried to get my gears done there. i dont know the guy, but I hear hes good.

and Im really not being a smart ass with any of this second part.

[bangarang]

I heard of a nice little place on north nabby, lots of spare nonrunning cars laying around in the driveway.

[jeep00xj]

there is a place in southington, ct called smith brothers. any work that i have seen them do has been good. they replaced a tranny in my sisters car and it ran 10x better and is still on the road today.

[customcreationsllc]

I've done all kinds of fabrication, I'm sure I can handle it no problem.

Give me a call or stop by we can talk more in details.
I cannot tell much by what you said, it might be easier to convert it to hydraulic clutch.

If you have pictures it could help us understand what you are trying to explain.

Thank you
Justin Williams
203-522-2113
www.offroadcustomcreations.com