Bodywork - Langley Autocraft ?
Bodywork - Langley Autocraft ?
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P6T

Original Poster:

2 posts

196 months

Saturday 31st July 2010
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Hello to everyone, I am new here although have owned Porsches for a while.

I currently have a 996 Turbo which got caught in a little accident, damaging the rear bumper. It looks like the plastic bumper is OK but the paint is scuffed and cracked. I am guessting that taking the rear bumper off and prepping and respraying will do the trick.

How much do you think it will cost to fix ?

Also, does anyone have any experience of Langley Autocraft near JZM in Kings Langley ?
Anywhere else you can recommend in Herts ?

Thanks for your help guys.

John

graemel

7,230 posts

248 months

Saturday 31st July 2010
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911 bodyshop in Wembley next to JAZ Porsche. Top guys IMHO

r4_rick

477 posts

246 months

Sunday 1st August 2010
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Hi
Although not in Herts, this guy is not too far away...up the M40 at Postcombe, his name is Anson Clarke and he runs Anson Clarke Coachworks www.accmoto.co.uk. Yesterday I picked up my 964, which has had a full respray including new wings and a door, the finish and attention to detail are spot on, i am well impressed with the result.
Regards Rick

P6T

Original Poster:

2 posts

196 months

Monday 2nd August 2010
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Thank guys - so no one with any feedback on Langley Autocraft ?

Graeme - what did you use 911 Bodyshop for and how was thw ork, colour match etc ?

topjay

787 posts

249 months

Monday 2nd August 2010
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I've used them several times in the last 10 years with no problems, they do a nice enough job & have always priced very reasonably. I think one of the porche specialist dealers uses them for all there work.

graemel

7,230 posts

248 months

Monday 2nd August 2010
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P6T said:
Thank guys - so no one with any feedback on Langley Autocraft ?

Graeme - what did you use 911 Bodyshop for and how was thw ork, colour match etc ?
I have used Chris many times over the years. His work is to the highest standard. The last time which is still current was to change this my road going 3.2 SSE

into this. A road legal race 3.2 SSE


GT Two

3,070 posts

223 months

Monday 2nd August 2010
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graemel said:
P6T said:
Thank guys - so no one with any feedback on Langley Autocraft ?

Graeme - what did you use 911 Bodyshop for and how was thw ork, colour match etc ?
I have used Chris many times over the years. His work is to the highest standard. The last time which is still current was to change this my road going 3.2 SSE

into this. A road legal race 3.2 SSE

Stunning!

Any more pics?

olliereynolds

111 posts

242 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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I am planning on using these guys for some stone chips on my 997 gen 2 front bumper... Are they good?

Ollie

DiscoColin

3,328 posts

245 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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topjay said:
I've used them several times in the last 10 years with no problems, they do a nice enough job & have always priced very reasonably. I think one of the porche specialist dealers uses them for all there work.
[Langley Autocraft]

They are down the road from JZM and do bodywork, MOTs and so on for them. I've used them to sort out a bumper before and couldn't fault their work. They certainly know their way around pork though - usually something interesting there whenever I have been in (all my GT3s MOTs were there).

mr pg

2,068 posts

236 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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I used them on my 964 when I had it. Pete, who did the work, has a 3.2 of his own, and know Porsches well.

olliereynolds

111 posts

242 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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Thanks guys, I am using him tomorrow on a bumper respray. I'll let u know how the work is on Friday.

Mutt

1,115 posts

222 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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Hi Ollie, what are they charging you, if you don't mind me asking?

berni29

129 posts

205 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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Hi

Re Langley

I had my 993 windscreen replaced and some minor rust fixed. Did a good job and know what they are doing.

Berni

mrp61

47 posts

183 months

Friday 14th October 2011
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mr pg said:
I used them on my 964 when I had it. Pete, who did the work, has a 3.2 of his own, and know Porsches well.
Pete has just got rid of the stone chips on the front pu (and a parking scuff that's been on there since I bought the car in 2005) - seems a nice job smile(though need the weekend to inspect it in minute detail nerd). Previously replaced the rear-arch stone guards and did a v. professional job. He's a Porsche enthusiast - has a smart-looking 993 of his own too now. JZM use him.


Police State

4,380 posts

251 months

Friday 14th October 2011
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berni29 said:
Hi

Re Langley

I had my 993 windscreen replaced and some minor rust fixed. Did a good job and know what they are doing.

Berni
Berni,

Can I ask, was the rust related to the windscreen? was it on the windoscreen cowl in front of the bonnet. You can PM me with the answer if you wish to. Also, what kind of costs were involved?

simonlodge

513 posts

193 months

Saturday 15th October 2011
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Hi there,

I binned my old 996 C2 in the barrier on the A41 bypass a few years back (novice I know, sorry) and Langley AC did a great job repairing the bodywork in conjunction with some input from JZ Machtech. I also recently test drove a silver 964 that they had repainted and, whilst I'm far far from an expert, it looked excellent to my eyes. I think a lot of people trust Jonas at JZM and he recommends them highly.

That's all I have.

Cheers

olliereynolds

111 posts

242 months

Sunday 16th October 2011
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So used Pete on my front bumper and he has done a brilliant job! Will def use again!