(I know this is a Jag Site - but British is British)
I'm a guy that usually works on my own stuff, so I am normally a little leery bringing a "big" job to someone else - we all know, nobody can do it as well as your own self.....
I looked around a few shops where I live (Cheyenne) - nobody knew what and MGB was, or they had never seen one, OR - they wanted an outrageous amount of money to put a clutch in my 40+ year old girl....
Scott's (actually, a guy named Norm), gave me a great quote and instilled a lot of confidence in me, for the things I wanted done. If you don't know (and why would you?), to put a clutch in an MGB, the first step is a quite simple one - just remove the engine!!! As the engine was going to be out, I asked them to check and replace the rear main, along with the oil pan gasket (I know she's British, but I'm trying to get the leaks to quit - I'm a little sick of pulling into a gas station and putting in oil and checking the gas). They also found and fixed another oil leak as well. So far - a month or so with the MGB back in my garage, no fresh oil spots on the floor ---YES!! The clutch is perfect too....
I've brought other vehicles to different places for a job I was not equipped or knowledgeable enough to do (a timing chain on an Xterra, for example) - it always seems like you can tell someone worked on your vehicle when you get it back --- something just ain't right!! When I got my girl (the MGB, in case you ain't picked up on how I refer to her yet), looking under the hood - you'd never know someone had the motor out just a few days ago..... the proof is in the results though - the clutch is solid, like a brand new car, and like I said, no oil on my floor in the garage!!!
As I said, Scott's gave me a great quote, and they called me every step of the way to let me know what was going on.... the quote they provided versus the actual cost (remember - they found an oil leak I did not know about...) was dang near the same thing! Outstanding!
They also, apparently, performed a full inspection on her while she was in the shop. When all the requested work was done, Norm gave me a call and said they also found a brake line issue (a crack in a hose), along with a suspension problem. He wanted to know if I wanted them to fix that too -- those are things within my realm of expertise, so I declined. I fully expected an argument from Norm at that point - I have actually had an AC serviced once and at an un-named shop and they refused to give me my keys back until I let them fix an exhaust leak they claimed to have "found" ---- a few arguments later, I was on my way from there - but I digress..... For the things that Scott's found in the process of performing what I had ask for - Norm informed me, and was perfectly fine with acknowledging that I would repair those issues myself (BTW - this morning I inspected and found the same exact problems on my girl - and I fixed them myself).
TL;DR -- If you need work done on a car, and you need a great place to bring it to that will do it right, bring it to Scott's in Greeley - you will not be disappointed one bit.