By Raspberry Sturgeon on August 1, 2014 Verified by Guest

You have to be kidding this is a finished product? The left rear wheel bumper is still 1/2 inch closer to the wheel. The original bumper had rubber on the step this one doesn't? Mud flaps not installed properly and nuts and bolts are missing from the mud flaps. Left rear panel has been banged out and some flimsy body filler applied to the crack, it is so flimsy that it bends down with a little pressure. As well the left rear fender part of the rear bumper assembly is so loose that it can be pulled out with little effort.
You didn't fix the vehicle properly you did a half ass job and thought you were good to go. Well you will get the $500 deductible but I will be visiting every site I can to leave a comment and the pictures of your work. No I will not return the vehicle to your shop who knows what will happen next? Yes I have the before and after pictures, the after pictures taken just tonight.

Bill Swain

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By Raspberry Sturgeon on August 1, 2014 Verified by Guest

You have to be kidding this is a finished product? The left rear wheel bumper is still 1/2 inch closer to the wheel. The original bumper had rubber on the step this one doesn't? Mud flaps not installed properly and nuts and bolts are missing from the mud flaps. Left rear panel has been banged out and some flimsy body filler applied to the crack, it is so flimsy that it bends down with a little pressure. As well the left rear fender part of the rear bumper assembly is so loose that it can be pulled out with little effort.
You didn't fix the vehicle properly you did a half ass job and thought you were good to go. Well you will get the $500 deductible but I will be visiting every site I can to leave a comment and the pictures of your work. No I will not return the vehicle to your shop who knows what will happen next? Yes I have the before and after pictures, the after pictures taken just tonight.

Bill Swain

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