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Ferrari Machinist recommendations needed, all of US

Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by BarnFound330, Aug 3, 2006.

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  1. BarnFound330

    BarnFound330 Karting

    Feb 1, 2005
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    Vince Bobba
    #1 BarnFound330, Aug 3, 2006
    I have a disassembled and cleaned, 330 engine, with sleeves already removed that needs work. Ordering of sleeves, installation to standard, clyinders honed oversize, line honing of cam bores and mains. Recommendations sought, please contact me offline with your contact information; I'd like to speak with you. Thanks ahead of time, Vince
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  2. Bob Zambelli

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    #2 Bob Zambelli, Aug 3, 2006
    Vince - when I was in the repair business, I sent all my Ferrari machine work to Bob Wallace in Arizona.

    His work was excellent and a reasonable turn-around time. He really seemed to know the Ferrari V-12.

    Coincidently, the last work he did for my was on 330 GTC heads.

    If he's still in the business, I would try and contact him.

    Bob Z.
     
  3. John Vardanian

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    #3 John Vardanian, Aug 3, 2006
    Vince,

    Here in the East Bay (SF area) Morgan's Machine and Marine is who the vintage Ferrari shop uses for machining. This place has the reputation of being super-anal, and the prices probably reflact it .

    john
     
  4. BarnFound330

    BarnFound330 Karting

    Feb 1, 2005
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    Vince Bobba
    #4 BarnFound330, Aug 7, 2006
    Thanks very much to all who responded on and off line. Vince
     

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