Charles Thompson from Topeka, Kansas is also usually there and his items have
been correct and fairly priced also. We will be there for Saturday at least and
are building two trucks right now. Mile High Classic has also been good with
us.
Sincerely,
Dave Shier
www.mtntown.com
Alan Lubow wrote:
> Tri State Auto Show is here in Denver this weekend, 2/20/01 and 2/1/01.
> Just a reminder to be aware of a vendor who may be there who has proven
> himself to be a "bad apple." Brad Schickterling owns the Colorado Truck
> Shop in Englewood and has an eye catching yellow AD tow truck, and a display
> of nice looking AD parts. This is the guy who ripped me off last year. As
> part of a total restoration, I paid him to order and install "Patrick's"
> rear end gears in my 1950 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup. Turned out that he had
> never ordered the parts from Patrick's, and (he finally admitted to me much
> later) put in some other gears from a TF truck instead that he thought would
> work. They didn't, and I had to pay a lot of money to undo the damage that
> was done, and to have it fixed right. I had other major problems with his
> restoration of my truck too numerous to mention, but what he did to me with
> the rear end was fraud, (and probably a felony).
>
> We do have other local vendors we can support who have shown themselves to
> be fair, honest and reliable; such as Mile High Classics. Jim Carter's
> isn't local, be they are great and should be at the show too. Your choice!
>
> Alan
> l950 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup
> Denver, CO
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