Anyone used plansmotorsport

[noble jez]

Was wondering if anyone on here has used Plansmotorsport bodyshop need my rear clam repaired any comments ?

[RobP]

Contact Mick at www.dcwhiteaccidentrepair.co.uk - they are based at Walthamstow and have repaired Noble clams before. Their work is of the highest standard.

[Adrian W]

noble jez said:

Was wondering if anyone on here has used Plansmotorsport bodyshop need my rear clam repaired any comments ?

Yep, they did some work on our racecar, we then took it somewhere else and got it done properly!

[bernhund]

Yep, for mechanical work. Not impressed.

[mgbond]

I had my front resprayed and it chipped almost instantly. After a fox incident I had it sprayed again else where and its taken ages to get any chips.

I used http://www.washingtoncoachworks.co.uk/ in worthing very well priced. My front clam was repaired and resprayed for £500.

Bondy

[Lakelord]

Not sure why you'd use Plans for bodywork (or anything else for that matter) as they will only sub it out to someone else and charge you for the privilege.
If you want someone that can repair fiberglass tho, these guys are great http://www.specialisedpaintwork.com/home.htm

[mgbond]

Lakelord said:

Not sure why you'd use Plans for bodywork (or anything else for that matter) as they will only sub it out to someone else and charge you for the privilege.
If you want someone that can repair fiberglass tho, these guys are great http://www.specialisedpaintwork.com/home.htm

I used these guys for my elise, good job but was a bit annoyed that the metal badge the car started with was a plastic one fitted on the repair.

Both washington and these guys are in completely different areas, so depends how far you want to go. Washington have a train station not far and they pick you up and drop you off.

Bondy

[Adrian W]

RobP said:

Contact Mick at www.dcwhiteaccidentrepair.co.uk - they are based at Walthamstow and have repaired Noble clams before. Their work is of the highest standard.

They do seem to be able to do impossible things with glassfibre and paint

[RobP]

Adrian W said:

RobP said:

Contact Mick at www.dcwhiteaccidentrepair.co.uk - they are based at Walthamstow and have repaired Noble clams before. Their work is of the highest standard.

They do seem to be able to do impossible things with glassfibre and paint

You must stop testing them, Adrian

[F.C.]

bodywork no,
suspension geo etc, fine.