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11-19-09, 06:33 PM
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so i have a question for yall. As it turns out its been over a month since i have left my car at my mechanics shop and he has yet to do any work, ive called and ask him to start working on it and telling him that im going out of town for a wile and i need the car soon. he tells me he has no time, yet im his only customer. So my question for you guys is what should i do, should i try to get a lawyer to get some of my money back?
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11-20-09, 12:43 PM
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11-20-09, 01:33 PM
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Is this a professional mechanic or someone who is just doing it in their spare time? I'm interested to see the final product and would love to hear it. 
People give EV's a hard time but the amount of torque available is unreal.
Also, being able to position your batteries low to put your center of gravity a few feet off the ground and dead center of the car really has an appeal to me.
People give EV's a hard time but the amount of torque available is unreal.
Also, being able to position your batteries low to put your center of gravity a few feet off the ground and dead center of the car really has an appeal to me.
11-20-09, 02:07 PM
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its a profesional mechanica, trust me 2, i was hoping to be done, but im just getting verry irratated and the fact that he disapers for days throws me off big time...
Is this a professional mechanic or someone who is just doing it in their spare time? I'm interested to see the final product and would love to hear it.
People give EV's a hard time but the amount of torque available is unreal.
Also, being able to position your batteries low to put your center of gravity a few feet off the ground and dead center of the car really has an appeal to me.
People give EV's a hard time but the amount of torque available is unreal.
Also, being able to position your batteries low to put your center of gravity a few feet off the ground and dead center of the car really has an appeal to me.
12-03-09, 02:24 PM
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well the engines is about done. the whole project should be down by the end of the month. the engine ended up being a chevy 357 with a turbo 350 trans. will have pics later
