Posted by Dave Thompson jr on December 13, 2013 at 17:04:30 from (64.184.126.52):
In Reply to: Am I the only one? posted by Josh Blackburn on December 12, 2013 at 19:55:41:
Josh I dont have anything in this debate but want to explain my opinion. When you take parts to a shop and pay them it should be done in a timely manner. People who pay want there parts and should get them. I know shops get busy and have reasons to be behind but there is no excuse for the customer to not get a call explaining the reason when they have thousands of dollars in shops checkbook. If they are to busy then they should not accept work untill they get some jobs finished. The only shop that I know of that really has been fast and got the job done has been Gary Baker. I have seen him help many people and answer questions that other builders wouldnt.
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