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Just about to have my accident repair done by them (erroneous P plater).

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Just about to have my accident repair done by them (erroneous P plater).

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well just about to finish a project 911 hot rod I purchased from another member.... need to get some interior parts , carpet, re cover seats , head liner etc etc i know autohause is good , but a long way from me is ZAG in Kingswood OK to deal with ? prices ok?

POST 2Original post

Quotes source post: 153778

Give John a call they are very friendly and reasonable priced. Had our Porsche done by them: http://porscheforum.com.au/topic/7620-father-son-project/

POST 3Original post

I'll vote Zags. Just about to have my accident repair done by them (erroneous P plater). They are also about to do my wide body conversion. They also did my first restoration. All the good (and good value) guys are out west.

POST 4Original post

Never had anything done ,but seen lots of there work and love it ,clearly they have a similar passion for these cars as most of us do,,,,,,,,,,I would recommend them

POST 5Original post

I have dealt with them, and would not hesitate to do so again.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks now that I have 911 in my possession, I will check them out

POST 7Original post

Ditto. Zag brothers very straight forward and honest to deal with. They know where to source things world wide and do amazing work. I would definitely use them again.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 303362

Not sure if you noticed but the last post before yours was nearly 4 years ago ... I'd be hoping it has been sorted by now ... 😅

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