Can anyone tell me if chromeguy.com are making good chrome jobs? I plan to get a pair re chromed bumpers from them for my Mercury Montclair 1966.

Larsake in Sweden

The shipping on a pair of Merc bumpers both ways would be as much as the chroming. There must be chrome places in Sweden or a nearby country you can drive to? Check with local car restorers.

There are garages doing chrome jobs in Sweden but a pair of bumpers will be $3500 plus shipping. There are also companies in Poland, much cheaper but they donīt speak swedish or english and I donīt do polish. It is also far to drive to Poland and then I would have to stay there for a week waiting for the bumpers to be done because I donīt trust the shipping companies. Doing two bumpers by Chromeguy will be $1100 plus shipping $125 to AZ were I have a friend who do container shipping. The container shipping will be around $150. I hope to have them on my car in Sweden for less then $2000.
Larsake

He did an Edsel bumper for me that peeled like tinfoil even as I installed it; then stiffed me on a return.

Mark

This place has a STERLING reputation for putting out TOP quality work. It's also reasonably priced for the quality of work performed. There are a lot of top end people that use this service, as it easily exceeds anything from the factory.

http://www.carchrome.com/

This is the latest of 20 AACA first place cars he has done, and he uses Librandi exclusively.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/436002/thread/1223944849/last-1224029052/The+Red+Devil+Scores+Big%21

http://www.network54.com/Forum/436002/thread/1194646771/Mickey+Finns+Gets+A+Toilet+Seat+and+Some+Other+Stuff

http://cooksrestorations.com and http://cooksgarage.com

He races a 1964 Galaxie with a 460 based engine, and is a 'Ford' guy.

Librandi is not a bottom dollar shop, but is not at the top of the pay scale, either. They put out excellent work at a fair price. It will look RIGHT, and will last.

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Mike Burch
66 mustang real street
302 4-speed 289 heads
10.63 @ 129.3
http://www.mustangworks.com/cgi-bin/moi-display.cgi?220

Howdy. These folks did the front bumper for my 66 Fairlane and I'm happy with it. I don't think they cater to the show crowd, it may be more value oriented, i.e. lower priced but still with good quality. FWIW, Scott

http://www.tricityplating.com/

Are there some good chrome shops around AZ?

Larsake