Vintage Auto Repair

Sadly, disappointed. These guys are GREAT at knowing how to fix muscle cars. Their knowledge is superior on what the remedy to your problem should be, and I rate them a 5 on that. I felt very lucky to have found them for my collection of 7 antiques. UNFORTUNATELY, their quality control and attention to detail rates at a 1. Every time I picked up a vehicle - THERE WAS OTHER ISSUES THAT THEY CREATED. I sincerely thought Dave and Terry truly cared about the customer, so I kept giving them the benefit of the doubt, and would return with another car for them to work on. Don't be surprised to find when you pick up your vehicle, that something else popped up. When they fixed the shift lever as requested I was in awe.... But sorely disappointed that they left some wires dangling under the dash without putting them back. And they must have touched something in the fuse box right next to that shift lever because the radio speaker is fried. And I have no green colour on my car.... So where did that can of green spray paint left on the radiator shroud come from? And I was ecstatic that they were able to fix my brakes..... but why is the power steering now sound like it is in pain? The clutch is perfectly smooth, but I am not impressed with the left over hand prints on my white seats, door panels, and white walls. And they were able to install the engine and it looked perfect.... But with (among other things) the spark advance installed upside down, and the fuel line fittings cross threaded, - I still cannot drive it until I take it back for a second visit. I resolved to fixing the fuel line myself because I was so DONE with them and did not trust them to make it right on a 96 year old brass carburetor. The brakes were serviced with new drums, shoes, cylinders...... so why does it sound like rocks in the hubcaps? They said they found nothing. Upon close inspection, I did my own discovery and found that the shoes are too wide for those drums, and the cotter pin is catching on the dust cover with each rotation. Beats me why they could not find that. Someone found the emblem they broke off the door..... but instead of telling me about it, they just picked it up off the floor and layed it on the dash for me to find. Each succeeding time I picked up a vehicle, I cringed more than the last time, waiting to see what would be new problems in the wake of their repairs. Everything was great except for again, missing quality control and attention to any details.