Re: Sway Bar Trouble

[Damian Magista <magista@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good suggestion...I've used Tru-Line for years. Byron and his crew do 
great work. They are the only ppl I trust to do alignment work on my 
Alfas.

Thanks,

Damian


On Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 10:22  PM, TJCallahan@domain.elided wrote:


> In a message dated 7/31/03 3:26:41 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Damian 
> writes:
>
> <snip>
>
> >  ... noticed a clunk coming from the left front wheel area upon 
> > breaking
> and some
> >  turns.
> <snip>
> >  Where the front sway bar mounts on the left hand side had rusted 
> > through
> and
> >  gave way.
> <snip>
> >   Do any of you know of a shop that you can recommend that can handle
> >  these kinds of repairs?
> One suggestion:
>
> Tru-Line Frame and Wheel
> 312 Boren Avenue South
> Seattle, Washington 98144-2017
> Phone: 206.325.3340
> FAX: 206.325.4596
> http://www.trulineframeandwheel.com/
>
> Byron has been doing this for a long time, used to work for his dad in 
> this
> shop and then dad retired. They straightened the trailing arm mounts 
> on my
> Giulia spider in 1976 when the dumb high-school kid driving it rolled 
> it ... I've
> owned the car since 1974 and graduated in '76, BTW. :-)
>
> They used to be located under Grand Prix Motors (what is now Ferrari of
> Seattle), then moved to their current location (at the very north end 
> of Rainier
> Ave, geographically speaking).
>
> They're not cheap, but you can't beat the work done.
>
> My $.02
>
> Tom
> Seattle
> 6310123 (still straight)
> 7711615
Damian

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