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Posted by Jimmy King on May 18, 2007 at 20:41:06 from (207.69.137.40):
In Reply to: Re: OT Car repair posted by the tractor vet on May 18, 2007 at 16:17:39:
Is this a thing with Chrysler dealers, my Uncle had bought a new Chrysler from a dealer. After a few months he got a letter from Chrysler asking if the new paint job on his hood under waranty met his approvel, He wrote back and said if they painted my hood I slept through the whole thing. Not long after that he was relieved of his dealership. Another guy I know worked for a Chrysler dealership and this same thing was going on so he went in and gave 2 weeks notice they ask why and he told them. They told him forget the 2 weeks that was his last day. They must have straightened up their act because they are still in business and he went back later.
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