SreetSide Classics Steps Up !!!
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2024
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I don’t think you need to apologize Kiwi. The dealer owes the apology. They sold the car with full knowledge of what disaster it was. It worked out for the customer and that’s the most important thing. Happy Memorial Day.
Cheers mate!
Seriously. No apology required. Kiwi has proven that he knows what he is doing and he exposed with Tony, a serious violation of trust and honesty. That car and that dealer needed to be called out. If more of them were called out this kind of criminal behavior it might lessen the corrupt dealings. That was not just a car that turned out to be full of Bondo or it had electrical issues. That car could have easily hurt or killed someone and Streetside put their name on it. The video from the dealer is still on-line and you can clearly see when they filmed driving it that it pulled heavily to the right. All of the other defects could clearly be seen by a careful eye. There is no excuse for anyone at all in the auto business not to have seen that there was something very wrong with this car. To keep a thing like this quiet is in essence to be complicit with the poor performance of the dealer. Call 'em out!
Off to the crusher one red mustang
You’re giving them way too much credit as if they actually knew the difference.
at least the dealer took it back. Kudos to them. I hope that Mustang gets corrected before it's put on a lot again.
Of course they stepped up. Uncle Tony blew them up!!!!
They probably wouldn't do crap if it wasn't seen on the Internet !!!!
You may be right!
Geez when I look at a used car I bring my floor Jack, flashlight, cardboard to lay on. Not talking classic $$ here.
@@louisrauzi3872 exactly! I went and looked at a chevette that's up for auction, and it looked fairly sound. odometer show around 36k, but a look at wear areas like the brake pedal pad show 136 or 236k. a quick sniff of the motor oil reveals a slight smell of gas, and the stick for the transmission looked like it could use a filter and oil. closer look at the tires shows age and normal wear. I took a look at the floors from the under side and saw a little rust starting, with a few spots rusted through, but not terrible. I bid up to 500 on it and stepped away. about what I think it would be worth for the condition it's in.
@@louisrauzi3872 people fall in love, and are naturally trusting, especially from a "Classic car dealer"
Right or wrong uncle I don’t get along with anybody was asked to wait to put it up but all he saw was views and obviously views mean more than friendship. Just ask lambchop, molar al, Dallas. Daddy’s money garage, body man Ron, and all the rest. Tony is just a POS. Kiwi you are the real deal gwood luck going forward.
Without tonys Video they wouldnt have given a shit
Don't over rate some U tube content creator.
@@ronbelanger4113 you can see the negative press it was creating, they would never had done it if there was no video
If it was you or me stuck with one of these cars from a consignment dealer they would do nothing!!!!
@@fgrau7376 consignment dealers are still dealers. by agreeing to sell the car they are infact stating the car is correct
@@londonman8688 Of Course! And they come with Warranty BUT try getting one to back up the car they sold especially when it has been purchased online and shipped halfway across the country.
Overwhelmingly in today "Classic Car" market cars are bought online without the new owner even touching them before the shipper delivers to their driveway.
That is pretty much the whole point of what Kiwi and Uncle Tony are saying in Video after Video
I would hate more than anything to see the relationship between you and Uncle Tony be damaged by this episode. You both have good hearts, and I know Tony would never do anything maliciously.
For whatever it's worth, in this case, the end result
would never have happened, were it not for that video.
Hope you two work it out and get back to being the superheroes you are.
It's Lambchop all over again!
@@1738Creations Mopar Al, body man Ron, Austin and his friends, Stuby, lunar garage!
@@Doug2114 He's got a knack for it. Not surprised if that's the case again here.
I don't see the issue here. Everyone got what they deserved. Shady shop gets exposed and the customer got their money back. Why is Kiwi not happy with this outcome?
Utg just trying to get content, he couldn't give a rip about anyone but himself.
Don't regret anything for one bit of guilt. You attracted a completely satisfactory solution to the customer's needs in a timely manner. There is no longer any concern. 10/10.
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Don't let this jeopardize your friendship with uncle Tony, you both did the right thing just in different ways, we car people respect that and wish there where more good people out there like you guys helping to protect the little guys , thank you for all you do !
Tony needs Kiwi not the other way around...
Kiwi, the fact that they knew the "quality" (and I use that word quite wrongly) of the restoration and still sold it in that state indicates to me that they would be quite happy ripping a customer off if the opportunity presented itself. While we can never know _with absolute certainty_ that the video made a difference, an honest shop wouldn't have tried to pass that car off as completely restored in the first place, so my money is on the vid helping.
That said, it does place you in an unenviable position, which is a shame. Just remember that, so long as you're being completely honest, then any fallout from it isn't actually your fault. You've merely pointed out a problem that already existed - and in this case, that _they already knew existed_ when they sold the car. Cheers, mate.
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Cheers mate. Thanks for watching and thanks for your input!!!
I have to agree 100%, there are a lot of thieves/scammers these days.
Yes but like a wrong part you return to the store ,only for them to put the part back on the shelf for the next poor sap, I wonder what they will actually do with the car.
@@MrTheHillfolk well it was consignment,probably be returned to the owner.
Well said. Cheers😊
Kiwi's shop and it should have been Kiwi's way. Tony knew this would draw attention and was after the payday...and got it.
you were not a prick, you saved the customer
I felt like one for letting the customer down, he's ok now as he got a refund. Initially he was not a happy camper as from where he stood I'd gone back on my promise to not release video without his say so.
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 you need to take full control of the release of videos. Your channel is about trust in mechanics and you have unfortunately failed yourself at that. no excuses ... you aren't the all blacks ! 😉😉😉😜
@londonman8688 you are right!! Rest assured it won't happen again!
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160I am guessing Tony isn't allowed over with his camera anymore.
@@borismcfinnigan3430 that's a good guess😎👍
Great to hear of the positive outcome for the customer. I just hope this doesn't dissuade you from bringing these "nightmare" cars to Tony's attention. The videos of you and Tony picking them apart are extremely entertaining and informative. Keep up the good work Kiwi!
That first video was a proper call out, just as this video was a proper update. No worries.
You did the right thing Kiwi. The classic car community needs more people like Kiwi,Uncle Tony and Dr Art. It’s not only dishonest it’s putting people’s safety at risk.
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Agree 100 percent. !
Bit amd pieces tack welded in place and sketchy engine geometry... hell, yeah that is a safety issue.
They knew exactly what they were selling, and they only bought it back to save face. Someone else will get scammed and stuck with it. Don't apologize, especially not for somebody else's 'mistake' noticed they sent a tow truck, knowing it was unsafe for the road. They absolutely knew it was hot garbage, and gladly charged or accepted ten times what it should have sold for.
The car, as it is, might be worth $10k, not the $38k they got for it. I'd pay $10k then fix all that's wrong, myself.
I have a friend that makes me really mad sometimes, but at the end of the day he's well meaning.
I bought a 65 big block Corvette from Streetside about four years ago. It was a frame off restoration. The chassis was spotless and it looked like the car had not been driven at all. They said it was a recent restoration. The first thing that made me wonder was the fact that the Cooper Cobra tires were ten years old but had no wear. I later discovered that all the VBP (who went out of business years ago) suspension bushings were rotted. The brake calipers were leaking. The brake booster leaked vacuum. The Vintage Air needed a need evaporator. The oil pan leaked. The electric fan was not wired properly and the engine over heated. I came to the conclusion that whoever restored the car never drove it and parts deteriorated over the course of ten years from just sitting. Of course I discovered all these problems over the course of months and had no recourse with Streetside. Since they are just a consignment operation I doubt they know anything about the cars they sell beyond what they are told by the seller.
It was entirely their fault. You mean to tell me that they put vehicles on consignment and don't even look them over to see what they're selling? They bragged it up in their listing to gt more money, that tells me it's all about the end dollar for them. I'm glad Tony released it and showed them for what they do.... after reading the comments, they've done this to other people as well, and I feel the only reason they stepped up is because of Tony's video. Don't be mad at him. He saved the day my opinion.
If this never hit the internet, he'd still own that death trap
You may be right there and that would have been the time to post it.
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 very possibly, obviously I don't know the whole story, but as they say, the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
This sounds like an apology tour for Streetside classics?? WTF??? They knew damn right when they sold that car that it was messed up. No business is going to take a car into their inventory without looking it over and if you both(Kiwi and Tony) found those faults so did they. That customer is ungreatful and owes alot of thanks and money to you both for posting that video.
I signed lots of certs for dealers who sold cars before they were inspected... it was nice and shiny so must be ok.
Happy ending! Good to see one for a change.
yes it really is!!
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Sooner or later it comes for everyone!!
My hope here is that your relationship with Uncle Tony is not strained moving forward. What he and yourself have done in this collector car hobby is important, a Godsend, to those less informed. I have not much doubt in my mind that the business in question would not have been so amenable to a complete, full refund, had it not been for that video. It will be interesting moving forward to see what this business is going to do with this car...... repair it or simply pass it onto the next customer to come along, as-is. Regardless, good on Streetside for making it right for the customer and good on the two of you guys for pointing out the issues with that car.
My guess is that you wouldn't have got the results you did WITHOUT the video... Good job! This is an epidemic.
Tony could care Less. He's very happy with the views it has gotten. Money in his pocket for his habits he doesn't care who he hurts.
He will make some excuse as to why it's. Not his fault.
I hope it does get between them.
Kiwi is far superior of a human than that bottom feeder that eventualy screws everyone he crosses paths with.
All he cares about is views.
Where's the save the baby 318?
Even used sick dying children as bait to get subs and views and that was well over a year ago now.
He's a disgrace. Using sick children like that to bolster subs on his and other people's channels. All 3 of them are bottom feeders.
Kiwi is a stand up damn good person. Idk why he still connects himself with that turd burglar.
Dont fret Kiwi....you did the right thing...
Kiwi, I'm self-employed as well. Customer trust and confidentiality is #1. If Tony broke your trust and, request to hold off on posting then that's on him. Unfortunately, that puts the responsibility of the breech on you. None of us know the details and shouldn't. Hopefully you can build trust if lost back with your client. The buyer and seller should have had a chance to resolve the purchase issues first. If there was no positive outcome, then post the video with your client's consent.
Kiwi,you did the right thing exposing a crook! i'll bet that customer really appreciates what you did,
I hope so!
Fine job Kiwi, you are a good and honorable man..........Jay
Thanks man, means a lot!
I agree.
Good on you and uncle Tony called out a bad deal and fraud
I doubt the dealer would have done it with out the bad reviews
Agree that video saved this person a lot of cash !
My vote is the vid made the refund possible.. If that vid wasnt out there IMHO they 99.99% would have told the customer its not our problem. The internet is a powerful tool.
Don't get mad at Tony, that video is most likely WHY your customer got ALL his money back.
Yup. 110%.
Absolutely 💯 it is ! These internet classic car dealerships don't give a shit about ppl ! It's all about making money for them. They knew that car was a pig with lipstick on it ! My question is, how many ppl has that business burned ... 🤔
Could not agree more!! Somebody's dream car and life aspiration could be a maintenance nightmare or an unsellable death trap. Far too many people buy with their eyes first. This car needs everything just to begin approaching sellable, safe, and usable.
Let's say your theory is true and that the video that UTG put out is the only reason the dealer did the right thing. Of course, we'll never know because the dealer never got a chance in the first place, but let's just assume that's the case.........
Why put the video back up? The dealer did the right thing, the customer got a full refund, and everyone is happy and going their separate ways. If the video made the dealer fold, why continue bashing them after they did the right thing? Aren't we supposed to REWARD good behavior?
Because UTG isn't interested in a happy ending. UTG is interested in controversy, drama, and most of all, VIEWS. Why? Because more views means HE makes money off of the situation. If the video isn't up, he's not making any money from it.
Kiwi specifically instructed UTG to NOT release the video until the customer talked to the dealer. That's because the customer had all the leverage against the dealer with the threat of exposure if they didn't give him a full refund. UTG threw that leverage out the window, along with his word to Kiwi, for what? So that UTG could make the money off of someone else's misfortune. UTG could care less if the customer got his money back, and this situation proves that.
Let's be real. UTG has zero automotive skills or talent. His channel revolves around him ranting and tinkering around with junk. He gravitates to people like Kiwi because Kiwi actually has REAL skills and talent, and UTG likes to hang around to appear to rub elbows with professionals, all while sucking content from them like a vampire.
Kiwi is just the latest person in a LONG line of people who have appeared on UTG's channel, used for content, and then promptly stabbed in the back. UTG would sell out his own mother if it meant he got a couple pennies to rub together.
@@classicreaction5340 So you're tellin me you're not a big UTG fan...
No way they do the right thing without video evidence on RUclips
The only people that should feel bad is tze people who put that car up for sale without full disclosure.
My buddies used to have me go with them when looking to purchase a classic or muscle car. Sometimes even private owners didn't know what a shitbox they were selling. I got thrown off many car lots. Lol With that being said, I also saw some pretty nice cars on the lots. It really is a crap shoot if you're not knowledgeable! Good going Kiwi, it doesn't matter, You ,Tony, Dr Art, your hearts are in the right place, that's what matters! Kudos 👍
You're a good buddy!! You saved them thousands !!
Kiwi, you are a man of integrity, that shows here, and it counts.
I came across this channel after watching UT & I passed your YT channel on to a few ppl now because of that video . I'm glad to see that you helped your customer get his 💸 hack ! IMO I think that video will bring you more business & it's great to see 2 old school REAL mechanics show people & educate them on classic cars . You & UT 👍 !
Even if UTG paused...it had to be shown at some point.
Agreed
They want the original video gone so they can unload that turd on some other unsuspecting person.
finally !!!!.....a person in the comments section who is smartened up.
They knew exactly what they were selling, I guarantee the only reason you got your money back is because of Uncle Tony calling them out!
You did the right thing. Whether or not the company would have offered a refund without the video is debatable but the fact is you made one and your client was made whole. The customer should be so thankful to you. Hell, I'm proud of you. Kiwi for the W!!!
Mr Kiwi
You and Uncle Tony did a great service..
I understand your feelings on the video being put on You Tube.
Your Man of integrity and you keep your word.
However most importantly in the big picture it was Morally the right thing do to have that Video posted.
You might have saved lives and peoples savings.
There is no way !!!! they would have bought that Car without that Video.
Thank You for your honesty and sharing your vast knowledge.
Good video Kiwi. Good outcome!
Love your t-shirt! You are the real deal, thanks for your excellent channel!
Great outcome.
Great job.
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Honesty is the best policy.. an honesty right up front.. is best
Kiwi, you are a class act all day long. Thanks for takin' us along...
Thanks man!!
You rock
That’s awesome great work you guys that’s one happy owner cheers 🙌
😮very good.
Perfect outcome!
Good job Kiwi,
Keep up the good work>
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Never feel guilty for stating facts!You and Tony are a perfect combination to tell the truth about all this shait going on in this "industrie" of ripping people off!
My only guilt is for letting my customer down by misjudging and trusting a friend to stick to his word.
UTG’s theme song is a modified version of “Another one bites the dust “ …..his version is “Another one under the bus”
Its rare to see this happen but very happy to see it. Thank you for your honesty to the customer and your viewers, have a great Memorial weekend
It only happened because Uncle Tony’s video got 100k+ views. Sometimes you have to be an a-hole.
The only way this is going to stop is if you expose the dealers. Before a car is taken on consignment, the dealer should have a full blown inspection done. They have the right to deny cars that are shoddy or unsafe and need to be held accountable. Private sellers, who don't use consigners, can handle unsatisfied buyers in court.
Im still glad I was able to show my wife how lucky we are with our 67 Fastback. That car needs a lot of fixes to repair nonsense installation of great parts. Even my stock 289 4V had the torque to pull on those factory shock towers. Mine were repaired on a frame machine and reenforced welded, but it shows that support is needed! Soon, my shock towers go away, too....
Nice!!!
Good for you speaking up for people.
Cheers mate!
I have big respect for you kiwi. Glad they gave him his money back.
Thanks man!
Good on you man.
Thanks man and thanks for watching!!
Rock on...!
you are a good guy, good advice.
Thanks man!
The video's still up on Tony's channel. That's where I saw the original issues first.
It's ok that it is now. But as they say "timing is everything! "
Dealer got off lightly….you should be more upset at your client trying to negotiate with a thief that fcuked him ..than a guy that has subscriber clout !
@@Russeljfinch”Upset at your client”? What are you smoking?
@@Russeljfinch going back to the point of purchase with your issues is the logical move. If you buy a laptop from Bestbuys and it doesn't work you take it back to them.
Wow, that's shocking! Good for them. You're a class act Kiwi.
Thanks man!!
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Kiwi, the power of the internet, works both ways, yes the video was released, even though you had given your word, but at the same time, the company that sold the car , stepped up to the plate and helped the customer. I know your guts would have been in a knot, but it came out for the best. Keep it up mate, love your work. Currently in Alabama for work them Texas before heading home to Oz. Hope to see some classics out on the rd. Take care
Good for them
Good result and I doubt anyone questions your sincerity 👍
Thanks man!
New subscriber here. I hope the classic car dealer uses your video as THE restoration repair standard for the ‘66 and corrects all existing problems with that Mustang before it’s sold to the next owner! These shop videos should be THE restoration standard for all classic cars!
That would be good!!! It's expensive to do it well though.......
A better (and more economic) outcome would be to dismantle it and sell the parts.
Unfortunately that car will get stamped Return to Sender and will be on marketplace in a month
@@fixinonitgarage I hope you're wrong bud.....
@@fixinonitgarage Not if the consignor has their money. Streetside will just send it to auction, where it will be bought by another crook.
Thank God there are good people out there such as yourself who want to help other people out when it comes to "OLD CARS". Getting an inspection done BEFORE you buy a vehicle could be the difference between, getting in the hobby or totally avoiding it! Hard to say the real reason they got their money back but thanks to you mate for helping them out.
Thanks man, it's worked out for my customer which I'm happy about. Sad that a long friendship is the casualty in this......
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160hopefully like sheet metal that friendship can be hammered out
Kiwi, good video, it’s not hard to tell that your a genuine guy and only want what’s best for the customer, been watching you from up here in Canada for months and will continue to do so.
Good job by everyone.
Cheers mate!
Great result Chris. Excellent way to handle the problem and very classy. Keep up the good work. JohnB.
Thanks, will do!
UT rubs me the wrong way, but I enjoy the videos of you two inspecting these cars. It brought me to your channel as well. We all have friends/relationships that bite us in the ass once in a while. I hope you two patch things up. Just be more cautious with him.
Hopefully and I will be.
Good to see this came to a decent resolve. In a way I am glad I hung up my wrenches (for the most part). My classic is a 2015 RX350. No mods required LOL
I wouldn't say "steps up" more like caved out of necessity. 100% if their scam didn't make noise they would not have made it right with the customer. They bought it back because that was their only option at that point.
Kiwi You Uncle Tony & Dr Art Finally made someone accountable for Ripping Off a Buyer not sure if Streetside Classics Owed the Mustang or if it was on Consignment ? If it was on Consignment it should fall on them to eat the cost of it being returned. I could only imagined what the rest of the car was like !! Lipstick on a Pig. I hope all the views will open up peoples eyes about getting any Classic car inspected First !! I Hope no Hard Feelings between Uncle Tony & Dr Art you guys make a Great team Take care Kiwi and How’s Large Marge coming along ?
Nice Job For Being Honest, I Commend You !!!
Tony and Kiwi are my heroes! You guys held a "Big Box" classic car outfit to account! It's been a long time coming. And bravo for Streetside for doing the right thing! Ah, the power of social media...Good going Kiwi! I can tell you feel bad about the video's release, but you'll feel better about it soon!
Cheers mate!!
I'm glad they took the car back and returned the customer's $. That's all fine and dandy. But, in my opinion , there's another issue that should be addressed. A man's word, which if isn't kept, makes it difficult to trust that person again, just food for thought. 🤔
Kiwi you have nothing to regret. You did the right thing all around. I suspect that the buyer would be stuck with this thing if not for your efforts. I do believe that you are one of the most reputable professionals in the industry. It shows in how you present the cars and your work in your videos
You and UTG did a great service for the owner of that car. I hope you two can iron things out and keep bringing us great videos. We need more people out there like you and Tony to keep "flipper thievery" under control. Kudos to you both!
Ur an honorable man Kiwi , it shows . Most of us kno EXACTLY what went on (And why) Hopefully so do those involved keep up the good work. Uv been the preference for a while now. Cheers
Cheers mate!
Don't worry. its apparent you're a stand up guy and true professional at your work.i will leave it at that without getting into the other stuff.
I understand that it didn't go how the customer and yourself wanted but UTs video has probably not only helped this customer but also future customers of streetside.
And future prospective customers for that very same car. Does anyone seriously think that someone won't try to sell the car?
I asked what their plans are for the car. They said they will be trying to return the car to person they sold it on behalf of and if they have no luck there then they will do the necessary repairs and sell it again. Either way the car will find its way back into the marketplace but in what condition remains to be seen.
@@kiwiclassicsandcustoms9160 I hope they don't just paint it blue and your customer goes and buys it again.
You’re a lot more “formal” than Tony and I appreciate that. RUclips can make people do things for views but at the end of the day you’re both knowledgeable,honorable guys. It worked out well for the unknowing customer. 😎👌🏼
Kiwi, you can only look as good as the company you keep. ;-) Good to hear it all worked out.
The outcome is great but........coming prematurely always leaves someone disappointed.
😂🤣 cheers mate
It's still a gorgeous car!
Poor bloke over here in Oz mate bought himself what he thought was a really nice 70 Road Runner. Looked great until he noticed the seams were missing from inside the door jams. Took it to a very good car builder who inspected it and then told him the whole car needs panels because every panel was nearly an inch of bog and that it's just a Satellite.
Don't doubt yourself Kiwi. That was the only way that poor buyer was going to get satisfaction.
I did a 57 Bel Air for a guy a few years ago and told him right off, the cost of what you want will exceed the actual value of car, and if I had been with him he wouldn't have bought it! Paid 30k for a car worth maybe 10k. His words were, I'm not selling it, just do it. I have no problem with that, but I see so many get too deep in a project they should have avoided. Glad the owner was taken care of with this Mustang. ✌️
Me too!!
Yep..outcome came out ok...
Done a couple 67 Camaro's for customers... upfront at all times and fairly close final estimate on costs.
Both customers said "do it ". Weekly updates on progress and costs kept everybody happy. Still... cars ended up costing twice what they were worth.
Anyway.... keep the shiny side up Kiwi !
@@user-cp5vl9ot9x cheers mate. You too!
That seatbelt job escalated quickly!! Good job guys!
Good to hear !!!!
Yes it is!!
Sure is!!
Mate you did the right thing ,some folks life savings are on the line. Call them all out .Get the vehicle check out by a pro ,a couple of hundred bucks can save you thousands..Love your channel..
Well done mate for being honest about the situation.
I would expect no less from a mate from across the Tasman.
Keep up the good work, reputation is everything.
Cheers from Australia.
Cheers mate !!
Thank you kiwi for showing this story
Never apologize for your professional opinion; there is a reason people bring their cars to you for evaluation and repair. If Streetside would have inspected the car, they would have found exactly what you found!
Well said from one kiwi to another
Cheers mate!!
The seller has multiple locations - are these consignment vehicles? I'm not a buyer, more of a builder. What would be interesting, is how "quickly" it's back on the market.🧐
Very quickly. That's the dilemma -- if it's sold for what it's worth ($20,000) another crook will just sell it for $40,000. This is a $40,000 car that needs $20,000 of work to be worth $40,000. Best to just part it out (cutting out the cross-member) so that someone can start again.
First class video. Good to see a good outcome here and Streetside should be commended for doing the right thing. When buying ANY used car it should be checked out. There are a many "flippers" in the private market also. Lots of them. In most states private transactions are as/is, buyer beware. Zero recourse for the consumer. There are laws to protect the consumer when buying from a dealership. Just thought that should be said. And you're 100% correct that we should all watch out for each other. These cars are OLD. They all need some sort of work on any given day. Even a fresh 100% restored car is a tinker toy and never truly "done". They are only new once. You're truly a class act and I wish I were closer just to come by and shake your hand. Keep at it.
Stop by any time sir!
I saw the car yesterday at Streetside. Cant believe that throttle linkage!
It worked out well for the customer you helped avert a disaster nice job
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😁😎👍 cheers!
Elvis sang it best “Return to sender”
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