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    northeast "reassembler" recommendation?

    Can anyone recommend someone who does reassembly work in the Northeast US? Long story made short, the person I've historically used for much of the work I've needed is merging his business with a friend's- the resulting business's rate may be considerably more $$$ to do the work I'm being told. As a result, I'd like to do some due diligence to get some comparisons for reassembly work. The car has just been painted and I have most if not all of the required parts- the car just needs to be put back together and I have no time or space to do it myself. Any recommendations out there or any ideas on a ballpark figure of what I should expect? Basically, all trim/rubber on the outside, interior, reconnection of electrical system, etc. Any info would be appreciated.
    1974 MFI Carrera
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    "Reassembler"

    Kaleid,

    Way too many variables to quote any figures, but Len and Mark Cummings at Auto Sport Engineering in Stow, MA are experts at what you are seeking.
    You can email Len at len@autosportengineering.com or call him at 800 356 9146.

    Good luck and,

    All best,

    John

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    You may want to try Pete Britingham in Cannan CT 860 824 1247. He works by himself, does good work and may be reasonable.
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