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>Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 14:35:52 -0800
>From: Rich Silva <(email redacted)>
>To: (email redacted)
>Subject: Re: Adjusting Windows - '65 Sedan
>Message-ID: <(email redacted)>
>
>
>Normally I would agree. But in this case, I haven't given
>the shop in question a chance to respond. Nor do I intend
>to. They shipped me "exactly what I asked for", nothing
>more, nothing less... I may have been able to get
>"satisfaction" from them over a few months time, shipping
>the seats in question back and forth.
>
>snip
>
>Had they been "nearby", I would have demanded my "pound of
>flesh", but given the distance involved, the possible delays
>in my "restoration", and the fact that in the mean-time, I have
>found a *very* reputable establishment in the area, I've just
>arranged for them to re-do the upholstery correctly for me.
>
>Its a matter of convenience and trust at this point. Although
>I'll not give any business to the original establishment, and
>will lead people away from them if their name is mentioned
>in other context...
>
>Rich
>

I, for one, would like to hear about other's experiences with mail order
companies. I will be spending quite a bit on restoring my 66 convert, and
wasting time and money with a company that no one has had good luck with,
does not sound like fun. I would appreciate anyone giving their good and bad
experiences with any mail order company out there. Don't let someone else
waste their money, and let a good company get some business. Thanks!!!

Timm Buchanan
(email redacted)
1966 Convert - If I can find a way to get the damn thing from Sheboygan to
Minneapolis. I STILL have not figured out a way to do it for under $350.
Sigh.



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