What are you paying for sevicing in the south west
What are you paying for sevicing in the south west
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blackspider

Original Poster:

1,038 posts

239 months

Tuesday 22nd May 2007
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As it says,what are you all paying for servicing?-6k,12k,24k
Interested to here from any trevs in the south west region-bristol,newport,cardiff,chepstow,gloucester.

Cheers,Blackspider

jeffsy

5,603 posts

257 months

Tuesday 22nd May 2007
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There are some spcial offers at Neil Garners - www.neilgarner.co.uk

Good bloke/service

cheers

Graham

byker28i

92,166 posts

247 months

Tuesday 22nd May 2007
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Neil is £55 per hour and worth every penny

griffit

375 posts

237 months

Tuesday 22nd May 2007
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I'll give Neil another big thumbup He did the clutch in my Griff last week and knowledge and service are second to none! I'll definitely be going back to him for any other work I want / need doing yes

griffter

4,143 posts

285 months

Wednesday 23rd May 2007
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I think blackspider's looking to compete, not take advantage wink



I paid £200 for a 6k, and supplied my own oil. That included free trailered collection and delivery from/to my door. Unfortunately the service, while honest and decent, wasn't quite what I'd hoped for.



IMHO to be attractively competitive, and assuming excellent, faultless, comprehensive workmanship, incuding all fluids and materials - assuming customer brings the car to you, and no courtesy car etc pricing as follows would be appropriate:



6k: 250-300

12k: 400



on a RV8 TVR.



Being realistic, if you're based in England rather than Wales, you could probably get away with £50 more per service. Problem is, then you won't get business from Wales, as it'll cost 4 bridge fees (assuming a mate/spouse goives a lift to/from) to drop and collect the car. If you can offer flatbed collection/delivery it might help. Of course it takes time to build a reputation, but when you're set, drop me a line and I'll sound you out winkthumbup