Where can I get my 390 flywheel resurfaced -twin cities metro ...

[blu64galaxie]

I'm lining up my ducks to do the T-10 trans rebuild on my '64 Gal sometime within the next couple weeks .....and am looking for a good shop that still does flywheel resurfacing in the twin cities area. I live in the west metro, so prefer 'this side of the river' --if I have choices that is, lol.

Thanks for any tips and help, in advance      Norm

[thatdarncat]

Most all of my machine work is done by Breeschoten Racing Engines in Cokato, Mn. Outside the city yes, but worth it I think. Phone Three 20- 286-5286. Ask for Harlan. He does the work for some fast race cars. R&R in Spring Lake Park is good also, I would guess they can resurface a flywheel. That would mean crossing the river though.

[blu64galaxie]

Hey thanks for all that info

Yea, the river comment just means I'm hoping to drop off and pick up over lunch hours, lol. Quality still reigns though, so Cokato might be the ticket.

Anyways, thanks again .....   Norm

Most all of my machine work is done by Breeschoten Racing Engines in Cokato, Mn. Outside the city yes, but worth it I think. Phone Three 20- 286-5286. Ask for Harlan. He does the work for some fast race cars. R&R in Spring Lake Park is good also, I would guess they can resurface a flywheel. That would mean crossing the river though.

[thatdarncat]

Beautiful car, love the color. Let us know how the project goes.

[blu64galaxie]

Thank you!  -I sure will 

Beautiful car, love the color. Let us know how the project goes.

[ScotiaFE]

I get the guys that want to keep it all Ford
and really understand the guys trying to save a buck.
But you should really look into a new steel wheel.
They are not that expensive and much, much safer than a used 50 year old cast wheel. jmo