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Laurence's Auto Body & Paint

Laurence's Auto Body & Paint

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1208 N Willow St, La Grande, Oregon, 97850, United States
(541) 963-3427 laurencesautobody.com
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Nov 28, 2017
Very happy with the repair work on my vehicle. Friendly service. Had a slight problem and they fixed it immediately.

Dec 19, 2017
After having a HORRIBLE experience at Legacy Ford, these guys ended up with my vehicle when Legacy was unwilling to follow through on what we agreed to. I went in on gaurd expecting to be treated as poorly as i was at Legacy, but every staff member was polite and upfront about what was happening and how long things would take. Much appreciated!

Jun 11, 2017
Super friendly people, great service, and efficient quality work.

May 30, 2015
My 84yr old dementia-ridden grandfather asked them to oversee the restoration of his 1967 Mustang. He spent $12,529 at Lawrence's and $21,619 at other shops they sent it to. Current appraisal of the fair market value for the car, given what needs to be fixed, from a reputable Mustangs-only auto shop in Bellevue Washington is between $10,000 and $11,000. They turned over a car with no power steering, (the pump was bad and a hose had been cross threaded) an oil pan drain plug that was undersized and caulked shut which then leaked all 5 quarts of oil on the garage floor, front and rear windshields installed with no trim and no sealant just rubber gaskets (they claimed the trim was never delivered yet I have the pictures to prove that's not true), and windows with the weather stripping installed incorrectly, missing, and again without the chrome trim pieces which somehow were "missing" again. These guys are the scum of the earth. They knowingly and willfully took advantage of an 84 year old man who didn't know any better and charged THREE TIMES more than the car was worth to deliver a piss-poor restoration that now has to be fixed. Worst of all they took advantage of a nice old man who didn't know any better.

Mar 14, 2017
Repaired our jeep promptly and beautifully.

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