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Trying to remember the name of the company that re-produces sections of Ford frames, particularly the most common heavily corroded sections. Anyone know who I'm talking about? All input greatly appreciated.

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Chassis Engineering isn't it?

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I know who you're talking about. I think they're out of the Boston area. Outside of that, I can't think of their name. I think maybe they had the word "coach" in their name, outside of that, I draw a blank.

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Is it Precision Coach?.....MARK

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"Precision Coachworks" out of Billerica, Massachusetts. There was a thread on the H.A.M.B. last year that said the owner had died. I think at that time there was no one to take over the operation and it closed up. It would bear further checking. They made great stuff, as I used a replacement front cross member on my old '36; it fit well and solved my problems. It is a great loss to the hobby if they're no longer around.

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Yep, Precision Coachwork's"... no longer in business.

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Dave Maher was the owner of Precision. I believe he passed-away February of last year. Reportedly, the business was sold to these folks. Click the link below. DD

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=142429

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I thought PCW was bought by another company close by and is still going?

Edit:

Coop ninja'ed me!

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I have got the design for the outer kickup patch done, we have a source we work with who can laser cut and form... bottom line is we can do it but I would have to check pricing.

I also have on my to do list the frame body mounts and rear crossmember, hopefully by the end of summer.

Unless someone else does them first.

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I am sorry to hear about PCW owner dying and the business closing-they were a life saver for me.