By Anonymous January 05, 2011
Do not ever bring your car to this place, I repeat, do not bring your car here. You will be sorry. Not only was the job done poorly, this guy Peter was a real jerk. ...read more
By wendy cunningham May 24, 2010
RUDE, UNCARING, ALL AROUND A-HOLE.. the only thing I can say about this place is Thank God for a certain Female Employee..that was kind enough enough to help someone out in a time of need..and she knows who she is Thank you Wendy , It meant a lt to my Mother ...read more
By Anonymous April 29, 2009
Had my car painted at Wreck-O-Mend on 33, After 3 months the paint started to peel. When I went back to talk to them they could not find my paperwork. I paid with a Money order and they claimed they "Lost the Paperwork” apparently all pictures and receipts were missing. They remembered my car but didn’t remember what was done to it. Peter tried telling me that the dealer repainted my car and that’s why it was peeling. I am the original owner of the car it’s a 2001 and this was the only time work was done to it. I find it hard to believe that all of a sudden the manufactures paint would start to peel. Especially since Wreck-O-Mend repainted that spot. Peter told me they could fix the damage for an additional $250 but wouldn't guarantee the work. Save your money go somewhere else; this place is very shady.... ...read more
An antique automobile is a car that is at least 30 years old. Depending on your preferences, you may like a Model T, Bentley, Hudson, Camaro, Mustang or Corvette. Finding these antique cars can be like hunting for treasure. You never know when you are going to find the perfect antiqu... ...read more
If you want to become a classic car broker, you must know what makes a car classic. The Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) states that classic vehicles were made between 1919 and 1948. The vehicles back then had great styling and tremendous engineering. When they were bought brand ne... ...read more