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Was recommended by a friend for installing a replacement top on a 1964 Ford Galaxie XL convertible. Talked to the foreman and provided all the new parts he recommended. \r
Car was there for 4 days, twice as long as stated.\r
# 1 problem, weather-strip installed totally incorrectly, damage to 2 pieces of weather-strip\r
# 2 problem, wrinkles in the top, not installed correctly\r
# 3 problem, back seat bottom seam torn open\r
Basically, here is your car, have a good day!\r
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Foreman came to my house to fix the weather-strip, instead, he cut a piece making it too short. Called and talked to owner and foreman, will review car when I take out of winter storage and fix then. I felt like they would fix the problems.\r
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WRONG\r
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Spring, and the wrinkles they said would go away, didn't. Owner and foreman came to the house, reviewed the car and agreed to re-install the top, get a new weather-strip kit to replace the one they cut and fix the back seat. Owner said he would get the kit and call me. 6 weeks later, I called him, 10 times. I finally went through our mutual friend and then he called back, ""What did I want""\r
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He said bring the car in and he would fix, I call to see if he got the kit, no return call.\r
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Ended in small claims court and I was ordered to give him a chance to fix the car.\r
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He fixed the seat, made the top worse and didn't do much with the weather-striping.\r
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Back to court, the judge reviewed the car and ordered him to replace the weather-strip, pay to fix the well liner he messed up and court costs.\r
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He still hasn't paid, I now need to go back to court and pay additional funds to have a seizure notice against him.\r
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My advice, try Pete?s in Taylor. They are listed at the Robbins site as recommended installers. K. E. Binders was, but I was told they were taken off based on this court case.\r
Cons: I have nothing good I can say
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