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Painted it myself. 140-160

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posted by  matt b on  Thu Apr 22 03:07 CST 2004
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I musta got lucky with my first call to a body shop... I had my Jag stripped, body work done, and an initial coat of primer when I called a shop for estimate. It was a pretty big shop that came with good recommendation, and it took no coaxing at all to get the owner to stop by my house later that day and give me a most reasonable estimate.

In the end, they did some touch up work on the primer, and sprayed it off very nicely with good quality paint for a total cost of about $1200. I will go back when it comes time to make the 145 shiny again...


-Matt






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