RE: service shop advice in Southern New England

["Peter Webb" <webb.p@domain.elided>]

Some other notable shops in your area: (not to take any business from either
shop you mentioned.  In my experience, they are the two premier Alfa shops
in NE).

1) Ellis Imports, Southborough MA.  Excellent history of Alfa repair and
prep.
2) Grafton Foreign Motors, Grafton MA.  Formerly owned by career long Gaston
Andrey mechanic Tom Morrossey
3) Dennis Black, Blackstone, MA.   If you cant say something nice...  Son of
former ARDONA ace Don Black.

Personally, I would make the extra trip for Paul Glynn or Keith Goering.
They have both been excellent to me.

-Peter

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-alfa@domain.elided [mailto:owner-alfa@domain.elided]On Behalf Of
John_Torello@domain.elided
Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 08:18
To: alfa@domain.elided
Subject: service shop advice in Southern New England


Hey all-
I was driving to the "grass & leaf dump" in Attleboro, MA / Pawtucket, R.I.
area
a few weeks ago and I saw a shop called "Blue and White Motors". As the name
suggests, along with the big Roundel painted on the front, it is primarily a
BMW
shop. Interestingly enough, within the Roundel was a green Quadrifoglio
emblem.
Turns out it is also an Alfa shop.
Anyway, does anyone have any experience with these folks? I wanted to get a
simple check up diagnostic on my '63 Spider (related to the generator
light),
but know nothing about this shop since I haven't lived in the area that
long. I
would normally take the car to Alfas Unlimited (CT) or Glynn Motorsport (MA)
but
both are far enough away that it becomes a fairly significant effort to get
the
cars there.
Thanks
-JT
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