Indi's in Scotland
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What he said
It's a family run business and I've attended a few of the track days they organised at Knockhill in the past. They seem to have a good reputation by all accounts.
I live in Edinburgh and was plannung on using them or a chap in Dalkieth (outside Edinburgh) who is apparently a well respected TVR mechanic.
It's a family run business and I've attended a few of the track days they organised at Knockhill in the past. They seem to have a good reputation by all accounts.
I live in Edinburgh and was plannung on using them or a chap in Dalkieth (outside Edinburgh) who is apparently a well respected TVR mechanic.
brakedust300 said:
can someone give me there address & contact details?
Cheers for the help people...
Cheers for the help people...
By the power of google...
[url]www.dreadnoughtgarage.co.uk/index.htm[/url]
invercerb said:
brakedust300 said:
can someone give me there address & contact details?
Cheers for the help people...
Cheers for the help people...
By the power of google...
[url]www.dreadnoughtgarage.co.uk/index.htm[/url]
Cheers fella, not to far away from me either
dkennedyvxt said:
What he said
It's a family run business and I've attended a few of the track days they organised at Knockhill in the past. They seem to have a good reputation by all accounts.
I live in Edinburgh and was plannung on using them or a chap in Dalkieth (outside Edinburgh) who is apparently a well respected TVR mechanic.
It's a family run business and I've attended a few of the track days they organised at Knockhill in the past. They seem to have a good reputation by all accounts.
I live in Edinburgh and was plannung on using them or a chap in Dalkieth (outside Edinburgh) who is apparently a well respected TVR mechanic.
I use a chap in dalkieth for all my cerb needs, its a place called pitstop and the guys name is alister. Been really good when ive been in to get stuff done (new engine, slave cyl etc) and very reasonably priced.
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