South City Rod & Custom

And a response for you Bill, when I told you I couldn't find the 2 clips for the front window frame, you told me that you had 2 extras but one had a dent in it. Well I found mine, brought them to you and I have the clips with the dent installed on my car. The grill trim that I brought into you to be installed and wasn't was swapped for junk. The side pieces were not cut off, the center trim was one piece, not 3 riveted pieces. The headlight rims that you said you couldn't install were pretty pristine, you can build cars, but could not install them. The ones you returned to me were dented and scratched. The little knob I brought into you to identify, you told me it was from the brakes and was worn out. The next time I asked about it, you told me it was off the carburetor, I know now, what you knew all along, it was the wiper knob. The charging system is in a discharged state. You disconnected the oil pressure switch. The many hours you didn't charge me, like time spent taking out the transmission hump sheet metal, you said you were going to build another and didn't. I did bring those door handles into your shop and placed them on the front seat. You took advantage of my trusting good nature.

This is a response to Dan C.'s review of my shop. We went out of our way to help Danny get his '36 3 window coupe back on the road after sitting in his garage for years. I lowered my shop rate to help him keep the cost down, and I didn't charge him for many of the hours we put in.
Danny was a pleasure to work with throughout the project. He bought us lunch a few times, and he brought his son to see the shop and the project. I really like Danny and think he is a good person.
I'm not sure where his resentment is coming from. He thought he had brought his inner door handles to the shop, and we could not find them anywhere. I'm meticulous and keep everything organized, but I told him if we lost them, I would be glad to replace them. I did NOT "steal" them for another project. I'm not sure what other trim he is talking about.
I've never been called a "weasel" before, and don't think anybody else who has had work done at my shop would agree with that description.

This is for the HONEST car enthusiast that are thinking of entrusting this weasel to work on there car. Bill has no morals or scruples, he needs to re-edit Our Mission on his web site. I trusted him with my car and in return he stole and or swapped my handles and all trim for other builds. Take pictures and mark your parts if you choose to deal with this cheshire cat. Liar,Thief, Not Cool, FUBG