Collision 2 days ago--need shop recs in the PDX area

[salz2135]

I was involved in a minor accident on Monday morning, however there is some damage the needs to be addressed.

Just wondering what shops you guys recommend. As per Oregon law, I can choose any shop, so let's hear some options.

Thanks!

[DolphinV8]

the shop sunset uses is pretty good.

[littlewhite]

Precision Auto & Paint, thats the one next to Sunset

[jeremy@matrix]

I was involved in a minor accident on Monday morning, however there is some damage the needs to be addressed.

Just wondering what shops you guys recommend. As per Oregon law, I can choose any shop, so let's hear some options.

Thanks!

Ugh, sorry to hear Jason!

Definitely Bill and crew at East Portland Auto Body;

9127 SE Stark St
Portland, OR 97216
(503) 253-6133

[salz2135]

thanks for the suggestions.

i'm assuming Eastside is experienced in dealing with aftermarket parts etc...?

[jeremy@matrix]

thanks for the suggestions.

i'm assuming Eastside is experienced in dealing with aftermarket parts etc...?

Yes, they've done some Reiger bits for clients.
They do a lot of muscle car paint/restoration and stuff as well.

[salz2135]

very nice. I'll be getting in touch with them.

Thanks, Jeremy.

PS--I'll email you soon. I've been busy dealing unforseen issues like this!

[jeremy@matrix]

very nice. I'll be getting in touch with them.

Thanks, Jeremy.

PS--I'll email you soon. I've been busying dealing unforseen issues like this!

Gotcha. My last email must be burning a hole in your inbox.

[Rommulus]

x2 for Precision. They have always done great work for me.

[JoeM]

x3 precision. They use all OEM by default, and the are willing to do aftermarket.

[MeinS4]

x4 for Precision. Car looked great when they were done.

[Staggerlee]

i'm assuming Eastside is experienced in dealing with aftermarket parts etc...?

They put me back together after getting nailed in the ass which then pushed me through a Camry that I was stopped behind.

I'd say they did a pretty good job overall; I had to do some handholding when it came to sourcing some extra bits (RS4 grill, S4 rear bumper & E-Code headlights) but I attribute that mostly to the fact that they are muscle car guys and don't really "get" the euro car market.

I did have to go back after I picked the car up because they couldn't figure out where to put the long torx drive bolt that holds the headlight in, so they just left them out entirely. Took about 30 minutes of searching through the dude's toolbox before we found 'em.

Honestly, if I had to go through it again, I'd call Colin at Lanphere's Canyon Road Auto Body; they do a great job plus he's an enthusiast so his eye's won't glaze over when you start talking about anything aftermarket.

503-526-2126

[jeremy@matrix]

They put me back together after getting nailed in the ass which then pushed me through a Camry that I was stopped behind.

I'd say they did a pretty good job overall; I had to do some handholding when it came to sourcing some extra bits (RS4 grill, S4 rear bumper & E-Code headlights) but I attribute that mostly to the fact that they are muscle car guys and don't really "get" the euro car market.

I did have to go back after I picked the car up because they couldn't figure out where to put the long torx drive bolt that holds the headlight in, so they just left them out entirely. Took about 30 minutes of searching through the dude's toolbox before we found 'em.

Honestly, if I had to go through it again, I'd call Colin at Lanphere's Canyon Road Auto Body; they do a great job plus he's an enthusiast so his eye's won't glaze over when you start talking about anything aftermarket.

503-526-2126

Sorry to hear that Eric. They should have called us to ask.

Colin Kopetski at Canyon Rd is another good source for sure. It's great to know that they'll now do any vehicle beyond Honda stuff.