SD, Lee Johnson in Fort Lauderdale does excellant work at reasonable prices. He's done work on my 1933 Packard Twelve and is just completing work on my 1932 Cadillac V8. If you want more information about him or his telephone number and address let me know.
Ed,
Guess who it is Bill.
I was looking for perhaps another name just incase Lee gets to busy and can't get to my car , guess I am getting eager.
When is yours going to be ready?
I am supposed to call Lee on Thursday to see when I can get to see him.I am in New York until Thursday night
Bill
sdifl@aol.com
P.S. thanks for answering
I realized it was you just after I posted my reply. If you find someone else, let me know. I have a good mechanic in Naples but he's incredibly expensive. Lee is just as good but I don't have to give him a mortgage on the old homestead for an oil change. Tomorrow the machine shop claims it will finish with my engine. Then it's down hill from there. I hope to have my 1932 Cadillac completed within four weeks.
Ed,
That sounds great don't forget to let me know when you ae coming down for your car.
Had to cut my business trip to N.Y. short Susans dad is quite ill so things do not look to good.
Bill
Hi, I tried to post a reply to your message yesterday but I don't see it here so perhaps I did not do all the steps.
Anyhoo, this will sound like commercial but it is intended to help you.
You can try a company in Jupiter that is best known for its work with Italian classics but does a lot of work on CCCA cars for a number of collectors. It is owned by my number one son Dave Castelhano. The shop is just finishing a rebuild of a '35 Cadillac V12 engine. Dave owns a '34 Packard and regularly services a 1932 Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton. Company is Servizio, Inc. number is 561 747 3311. Ray Castelhano <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
My motorcycle suffers the problem in its gear shifting. I have contacted my mechanic and he says there is a spare in gearbox assembly needed to be changed which is not available locally. Can you suggest me some good option?
Anyone have a name to a tech that knows how to rebuild a 1964 Cadillac, 429 engine in the Los Angeles/ San Fernando California area. It's a numbers matching powertrain and looking for someone who knows what they are doing. Thank you.
Nothing exotic about that engine. Parts are readily available.
It's a numbers matching powertrain and looking for someone who knows what they are doing. Thank you.



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