scole engineering?

[newberry]

Has anybody had any experience with scole engineering i have a cerbera and they had a few tvrs in there so was wondering if they were any good?

[Tentenths]

I've not used them myself but they do enjoy an excellent reputation.

[bones33]

Not sure about tvrs but as for Scole Engineering they use wurth items and are good but try looking up Scholar Engineering in whetheringset and Caston Engineering at Flowton ipswich

[Bacardi]

Yep, Took my car to them this morning for its annual service and MOT as I have done for the past 5 years. Loads of us PHers and TVRCC members use them. Nothing but good things to say about them, nice guys and good service .

[rude-boy]

Bacardi said:

Yep, Took my car to them this morning for its annual service and MOT as I have done for the past 5 years. Loads of us PHers and TVRCC members use them. Nothing but good things to say about them, nice guys and good service .

We picked the g/f's Chim up on Monday evening after it's pre-LM service.

We've been using them for about 2-3 years now and even picking my brain for one can't think of a single thing to even venture a problem with them!

In that time they have done the servicing, a few odds and sods, a new rad and new shocks. All prices fair and reasonable and the work was done when they said it would be (or we were warned well in advance if it might be a day or two longer than anticipated due to external factors).

We have friends who live miles away with other TVR specialists far closer to them who still treck up to Scole.

The only 'bad' thing I can say is that you do have to make sure you book in well in advance as they are always busy. Even that's a bonus though as it's not because they have over booked (they don't do that) it's because they don't over book and then let you down!

They know their stuff, have good contacts to get hard to find bits and bobs and can seemingly handle anything that has a TVR badge on it from the oldest to a friends T2S.

[crankedup]

I have seen pretty well all the exotic stuff in there during the past 5 years, you name it and they will almost have certainly serviced or repaired it (cars mainly). They can be working on an exotic v12 one day and mending my pre 1930 vintage the next. Top class.

[Cerberowner]

I can recommend them as well. Serviced my Cerb earlier in the year and then repaired a broken clutch slave cylinder.

[thainy77]

Another thumbs up from me. I took my TVR there for a service a few months ago and i'll definately use them again. They do always seem to have a lot of TVR's in and they know what they're on about.

[newberry]

Hi and thanks for the feed back, popped over there after work and had a quick chat with the bloke and he seemed really friendly, genuine and clued up. So booked the cerb in for a once over. Think i saw you griff while there bacardi, looks nice.

[crisp500]

Another from me.

Harley

[stu 9thgate]

yes. i used them last year , no problems from me. There isnt much in the area for TVR survicing so its nice to know a garage not to far away has such a good reputation for TVR and regular customers who keep going back.

[bones33]

I didn't know they used wurth items but they keep my Griff running very well.


Yeah the wifes a freelance salesrep for garages so she knows pretty much how good any garage is in suffolk and most of norfolk.

[Biggriff]

Excellent service but can be a bit slow sometimes. Know their stuff, but are a victim of their own success.

[jamieandthemagic]

Vince at Scole is a good guy, if a little dry. His Dad was a real charactor & specialist with old Alpine renaults.

dont mix them up with scholar engineering tho, they really f*cked up an engine build I had done years ago.

[granadagrace]

Scoles the best
been using them 20 years plus everything from old unos to 928gts

my granada is in for full rebuild now
would not ask anybody else to do it

[deVAS]

Wow, your probably about 8 years to late with that..