Does Curtis still work for AST/Powerstation?
27 January 2012, 02:07 PM
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Does Curtis still work for AST/Powerstation?
Guys,
Anyone know if Curtis still works at Powerstation for AST?
Looks like a need my shocks serviced/rebuilt and he did a top job a few years ago.
Cheers
Steve
Anyone know if Curtis still works at Powerstation for AST?
Looks like a need my shocks serviced/rebuilt and he did a top job a few years ago.
Cheers
Steve
27 January 2012, 03:31 PM
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My guess is they would be AST shocks 
No idea about Curtis though, haven't been to PowerStation for ages, but yeah nice bloke, did a four wheel alignment and bumpsteer mod on my old classic.
If he's not there then he could be working at Litchfield's as I know he set up his own workshop in the end (also near Tewkesbury) rather than using PowerStation for all the Type 20 / Type 25 type work.
No idea about Curtis though, haven't been to PowerStation for ages, but yeah nice bloke, did a four wheel alignment and bumpsteer mod on my old classic.
If he's not there then he could be working at Litchfield's as I know he set up his own workshop in the end (also near Tewkesbury) rather than using PowerStation for all the Type 20 / Type 25 type work.
27 January 2012, 04:18 PM
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Steve,
Still listed as Powerstations address so assume he's still based there.....
http://www.astsuspensionuk.com/
Still listed as Powerstations address so assume he's still based there.....
http://www.astsuspensionuk.com/
27 January 2012, 07:38 PM
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My guess is they would be AST shocks
No idea about Curtis though, haven't been to PowerStation for ages, but yeah nice bloke, did a four wheel alignment and bumpsteer mod on my old classic.
If he's not there then he could be working at Litchfield's as I know he set up his own workshop in the end (also near Tewkesbury) rather than using PowerStation for all the Type 20 / Type 25 type work.
No idea about Curtis though, haven't been to PowerStation for ages, but yeah nice bloke, did a four wheel alignment and bumpsteer mod on my old classic.
If he's not there then he could be working at Litchfield's as I know he set up his own workshop in the end (also near Tewkesbury) rather than using PowerStation for all the Type 20 / Type 25 type work.
Anything you could give would be great, it's a rare modification few have done
27 January 2012, 07:55 PM
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Thanks all for taking the time to reply.
Haven't been to Powerstation since about 2009.
Curtis knows his stuff I must admit and goes to show by travelling from Junction 1 M3 to see him.
Steve
Haven't been to Powerstation since about 2009.
Curtis knows his stuff I must admit and goes to show by travelling from Junction 1 M3 to see him.
Steve
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