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My friend Perry (pakmanpony) has gotten my "new and improved" website up and running. www.thewritepen.net Thanks also to Allan for the initial site work. Take a look. I enjoy working on the pens and find great satisfaction in making the old pens write again. If I can be of service, let me know. If you would like to be added to the testimonials, just send me a PM with your thoughts or add a post here.

 

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, Christ is born! and a very happy and healthy New Year.

 

Regards,

 

danny

danny@thewritepen.net

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I just poked around on your site. Very well done. I am sure you will be hearing from various members. I will probably take you up on your restoration services for a test run. (No affiliation)

 

Happy Holidays.

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:thumbup: Nice website Danny!! Merry Christmas to You and Yours!! Cheers Mike

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I just poked around on your site. Very well done. I am sure you will be hearing from various members. I will probably take you up on your restoration services for a test run. (No affiliation)

 

Happy Holidays.

FPNers:

I stumbled onto Danny, through this board. Over the past couple of months I have had the great fortune of Danny working on over a half dozen of my pens. He has taken my fleabay trash and turned them into the pens version of the Mona Lisa. I can't say enough good things about his workmanship, his helpfulness, his quality of work, his short turn arround time, his courtesy, and last but not least his low prices. I've told him personally, for the quality of work and the miracles he preformed for me, he deserved more renumeration than he charged me. He's got one of my pens in his shop now for work. Try him out, you won't be sorry. Usual disclaimers apply, no affiliation or interest in his business, more than a just satisfied client, Jim

 

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Happy Holidays.

FPNers:

I stumbled onto Danny, through this board. Over the past couple of months I have had the great fortune of Danny working on over a half dozen of my pens. He has taken my fleabay trash and turned them into the pens version of the Mona Lisa. I can't say enough good things about his workmanship, his helpfulness, his quality of work, his short turn arround time, his courtesy, and last but not least his low prices. I've told him personally, for the quality of work and the miracles he preformed for me, he deserved more renumeration than he charged me. He's got one of my pens in his shop now for work. Try him out, you won't be sorry. Usual disclaimers apply, no affiliation or interest in his business, more than a just satisfied client, Jim

 

Thanks Jim, you are too kind. I have your beautiful 46 Special sacced ane ready to test tomorrow.

 

Blessings,

 

danny

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Hi,

 

The new site looks great - congratulations!

 

(Another big thumbs-up for Danny's superb work and thoroughgoing professionalism.)

 

Cheers,

 

Jon

 

PS The "My Collection" link wasn't working for me - anybody else encounter that issue?

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may i add my endorsement of danny's services. he does a great job fast for very reasonable prices :) he's restored ten of my vacs over the past few months and it's been a pleasure dealing with him. he communicates well and is ever a gentleman. congrats on your new website, danny--you deserve it!

 

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Hi,

 

 

PS The "My Collection" link wasn't working for me - anybody else encounter that issue?

 

That one is still in the works. i need to get some pics to Perry for the site.

 

danny

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Congratulations! I don't know Danny, but he did a nice job getting a vintage Sheaffer to write brilliantly after I brought it to his table at the Dallas Pen Show. Good work, fair prices, and sweet turn-around times.

 

Good luck, Danny, and happy holidays!

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Interesting site and well done :thumbup:

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Simple yet informative website!! Congrats! :clap1:

 

Btw, since 'My Collection' is not ready for viewing, you may wish to make the webpage alive by adding this c18.gif to inform others that it is still under construction. For your consideration please. Merry Christmas!!

 

Cheers

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