Tech Support
These Companies Provide Technical Service/Support for Classic British Cars
GENERAL REPAIR:
- Brown’s British Motorworks (CCBCC Sponsor), 114 Long Pond Drive , Plymouth, MA. 781-635-4792
- Decar Classics (Steve Decasteline), 92 Rayber Road #2, Orleans, MA
- Cahoon Custom Automotive, 485 Underpass Road, Brewster, MA. 774-251-1035
BODY WORK, COLLISION REPAIR, DETAILING, PAINT, RESTORATION
- Angels Touch Auto Body & Detailing is now a sponsor for the CCBCC. Angels Touch, website www.capecodautobodyanddetailing.com, is a family owned business with operations/fascitlities in Sagamore beach and Bourne. Their business and services include collision repair, paint repair and full paint work, detailing, upholstery, and classic restoration. They have completed several British classic repairs and restorations. Please be sure to contact Angels Touch if you need this kind of work.
CARBURETORS: British Superior (Joe Curto): SU Carburetor Repair/Rebuild, 22-09 126th Street, College Point, NY. BritishSuperior.com
WHEELS (wire wheels, balance, tire install, etc.):
- Marshall Mechanics, 42 Bay Ridge Lane, Orleans MA 02653, 508-240-5709: can do wheel alignment on LBC’s
- Worcester Rim and Wheel repair – the gold standard from a CCBCC member. Can tune, true and balance. May have to drop the wheels off & pick them up later.
- Tire Warehouse, Lafayette Road, Portsmouth. Can probably sell tires, install and balance. CCBCC member got their name from Brit Bits in Rye, NH
RADIATORS: Starfish Radiator, 85 Rayber Road, Orleans, MA 508-255-5800
Quick Jack: raise your car safely with one button.
Member’s report: Quick Jack is great alternative to a post-lift. Affordable, mobile, and very safe. A Quick Jack lifting system was used at a recent CCBCC tech session and was quickly appreciated. Quick Jack is a hydraulic lifting mechanism with mechanical safety locks. Several sizes and price points are available. Visit their website at Quick Jack,
Leather Repair Company for Steering Wheels
Member’s report: The leather on my TR8’s steering wheel was badly faded. I got a kit from the U.S. branch of the Leather Repair Company based in the UK. Simple to use. Results were good. Colors included in the kit are weak black, strong black, blue, red and white. Links to LRC and instructional video follow:
www.leatherrepaircompany.com/store/steering-wheel-scuff-repair-kit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJShIYoISO0
Detailing Instructions by Art Cox:
These instructions are used in a Detailing Tech Session held by Art Cox. Detailing Instructions & Hints