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Country Automotive
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Brian S. was being WAY too kind. Adam is NOT professional. First he declined that any of his employees did any damage to the fenders. Then he asks Brian to take the car to his auto body guy to determine the damage. Without hesitation, HIS guy says yes, the damage was done at Adam's shop. We take the vehicle back to Adam and he has the AUDACITY to say he was only going to pay $300.00 for the damage. This is a 1967 Ford Mustang that Brian and Patrick are trying to restore, and had been entered in classic car shows. They have already spent alot of money with Adam getting the car to run and it started to really look prime! When Brian went back to try to reach a compromise Adam threw him off the property!!! Brian and Patrick have taken the Ford to several body shops for estimates and they all agree that Adam should pay not only to replace the fenders (labor), but to paint the vehicle to the original condition as it was received by him before the damage took place. I totally agree. This is no way to run a business.
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