Brake Booster Resto.

[wheelhop]

I hear Steve Gregori is no longer restoring brake boosters.
any other recomendations?
thanks in advance

[parkbrau]

Originally Posted by wheelhop

I hear Steve Gregori is no longer restoring brake boosters.
any other recomendations?
thanks in advance

Did you call him? Web Site is still operational.


http://www.brakeboosters.com/products.htm

[R68GTO]

Steve recently did a bunch of stuff for me. He told me he was working with a couple of different people to take over the business so he could back away. Either way the biz is likely to remain operational, he does great work!

[wheelhop]

Originally Posted by parkbrau

Did you call him? Web Site is still operational.


http://www.brakeboosters.com/products.htm

No, but a friend of mine in Florida texted me yesterday and and said he has retired and shut down business.

[NorCam]

He'd been warning many of us for years that he was going to retire and may just shut it down if a buyer wasn't found. Used to be a guy in Winnipeg that did great booster restorations but haven't heard from him in years. I'll try and call to see if he's still doing them.

[SS427]

He has not completely shut down but has purchased a retirement home and is ceasing most of his plating services. I currently have some product with him now. He has not made it official yet but plan ahead. I am hoping someone buys the business from him and continues on with the process.

[HawkX66]

What a shame. Steve's retirement will be a major loss. Hopefully he can find a quality replacement.

[Charley Lillard]

Looks to me like a opportunity for someone.....Maybe Eric ?

[BCreekDave]

Originally Posted by Charley Lillard

Looks to me like a opportunity for someone.....Maybe Eric ?

I thought about Eric Jackson also, but the carb business I bet keeps him pretty busy. It's one of those things that you would almost have to hire someone to be able to service folks quickly. Not sure that fits in Eric's business model. Steve and Eric's businesses are built only on the part quality and delivery. If it slips, then its a quick path to failure. I agree it needs Eric's level of attention to detail to make it work, whoever ends up with it.

[32KZ]

CHP did mine a few years back, along with the distributor.

Spoke to Steve just after thanksgiving, said he was pretty deep in work yet and was finishing up what he had, hoping beginning of the new year. Think I just got my parts out to him in time.