Took the '97 Mark in to Kadel's in North Portland to repair a long-standing scratch on the driver's fender and the chrome strip on the driver's door. Part not available of course. They repaired the old one and put in a strip that looks factory. Also, I didn't ask, but ... they repaired the pin-striping, some bumper rash on the back, washed it even the honey-combed wheels, painted the fender ... it looks like a brand new car!!
This is the best body shop I've ever been to with years of cars.
And a life-time warranty on the work they did.
They even figured out the windshield wiper that kept driving me nuts clicking was because somebody had switched sides with them before I got the car 10 years ago!!
Man, I'm one happy camper with my "new" Mark!
'97 Lt Prairie Tan Base Model Mark VIII - 70k miles.
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