I want to make soe cosmetic changes to my car and need to know if there are any car fabricators in CM that can deal with BMW's, especially the exhaust

I know I can get it done in BK , but I would rather not have to travel down there.

Maxautoplus are great but they only specialise in the mass produced Thai made cars.

thanks in advance if anyone can make any suggestions

well , depend on what you needs m, i had custom many part for my cars even the exhust , but the standard here is not as good as bangkok , there is a few mod shop here but mostly for racing . and depend on model not all know what there are doing usually we need to provide enough info or oversee the process..

so the best best is get it done in bangkok

what do you want to mod ?

I'm not quite sure that I understand exactly what you are after. However, there is a body shop in Chiang Mai which specialises in BMWs (they do some other makes also, but BMWs seem to be their headline make). I recently had some minor dents/scratches etc. on my BMW 5 series fixed there and they seemed to do an excellent job. Their name is TVL Auto. To get there, drive out of the centre on the road to Mae Jo, past Rimping. You pass a golf driving range/course and they are opposite this. Make a U-turn just after the golf place. They are quite big and set back from the road. Although their name is obviously the Roman letters TVL, this is not shown in Roman letters on the front of the building, but in Thai. Hope this is helpful.

I'm not quite sure that I understand exactly what you are after. However, there is a body shop in Chiang Mai which specialises in BMWs (they do some other makes also, but BMWs seem to be their headline make). I recently had some minor dents/scratches etc. on my BMW 5 series fixed there and they seemed to do an excellent job. Their name is TVL Auto. To get there, drive out of the centre on the road to Mae Jo, past Rimping. You pass a golf driving range/course and they are opposite this. Make a U-turn just after the golf place. They are quite big and set back from the road. Although their name is obviously the Roman letters TVL, this is not shown in Roman letters on the front of the building, but in Thai. Hope this is helpful.

Thanks Niel,

I'll try to find it