Sad news in the classic car restoration world...
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Sad news in the classic car restoration world...
Sad news for the classic car restoration industry. The Paddock Performance and Restoration has closed down and everything is being auctioned off on July 29th.
http://www.bangshift.com/blog/The-Paddock-to-Liquidate-All-Assets-at-July-29th-Auction.html
http://www.bangshift.com/blog/The-Paddock-to-Liquidate-All-Assets-at-July-29th-Auction.html
chevy76monteman- G3GM Member
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Re: Sad news in the classic car restoration world...
That sucks. Their building was fairly close to where I live.
IndyG3- G3GM Enthusiast
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Re: Sad news in the classic car restoration world...
It's been closed for a while, just couldn't get any info on the net as to why....
Thanks for sharing the story, I figured something like this is what happened but had a small bit of hope that it was just a website crash. The thing that burns the most is the fact that they sold more oddball stuff for our cars than any other company out there like floorpans, 4 speed conversion kits, trim pieces, etc.
Thanks for sharing the story, I figured something like this is what happened but had a small bit of hope that it was just a website crash. The thing that burns the most is the fact that they sold more oddball stuff for our cars than any other company out there like floorpans, 4 speed conversion kits, trim pieces, etc.
The Dude- Management
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Re: Sad news in the classic car restoration world...
I got a few parts from them...
Trunk mat, speaker boxes, door pull straps...
Trunk mat, speaker boxes, door pull straps...
74MonteCarlo- G3GM Fanatic
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Re: Sad news in the classic car restoration world...
they went out of business because they generally had higher prices than other places that sold the exact same parts, tended to have more stuff on terminal backorder, and had some really bad customer service.
disclaimer: this isn't my experience- i never ordered a thing from them. i'm just going by what i've been reading on different forums online.
they got by when the economy was booming and everyone was cashing in their 401k to restore their dream car.. but now that everyone has blown thru their retirement money and have to pay for stuff, they tend to buy less fancy new stuff and want to get the best deal when they do.
disclaimer: this isn't my experience- i never ordered a thing from them. i'm just going by what i've been reading on different forums online.
they got by when the economy was booming and everyone was cashing in their 401k to restore their dream car.. but now that everyone has blown thru their retirement money and have to pay for stuff, they tend to buy less fancy new stuff and want to get the best deal when they do.
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