Mr. [redacted] droped off the first vehicle to Highway 9 Body shop on 9-17-15 ,he requested us to repair and replace the left quarter and the rear body panel and put on our frame machine to pull the vehicle. This vehicle was bought at a salvage sale it was a total car we repaired...
for him. Be for he left his vehicle car #1 we agreed on on a price ,we started working on the car he then started bring more parts in to be put on this vehicle.he did supply the parts ,but all we agreed on doing was the left quarter and rear body and pulling the frame.We did take longer to fix the car than expected,also when we finished the all the body work he then asked [redacted] (owner) about painting the area we repaired ,they agreed on a price to paint the car where its was repaired . We have the agreement that Mr. [redacted] authorize and agreed to the price and to the labor cost from Highway 9 Body Shop witch Mr [redacted] has copy's of as well.The reason it took longer to repair car #1 he brought us 2 more cars to repair and ask us to stop working on car #1 and work on the others 2 cars please keep in mind that all of these cars are salvage vehicle or totaled vehicle bought from a salvage sale.
Car#1 he is talking about not finishing was a rear floor pan which we never agreed to fix again we have the agreement that has a detail on the repair order that was agreed upon and signed and dated by Mr [redacted] .
As for the front bumper on this car,he is right we did crack it backing the car into the paint booth with our tow truck because the key didn't work.We contacted Mr.[redacted] about this and told him we were going to repair the bumper we have photos of be for and after repair .
The key with the car never work form day one .But our body tec. did closed the key in the sun roof of the car and we agreed to pay for the replacement .It was about 2-3 weeks later he brought the new key because to get a key from dealer you have to show proof of ownership ,the reason it took so long for him to get the key for us he was waiting on the title from the DMV. Some how he is get a salvage title clean up and the salvage car show as a clean title .
We finished the car , I wrote a completed invoice starting with the agreed price and we added the extra work he had requested to be done.We have a copy so does he we subtracted the cost of the key and the bumper grill amount charge him the difference which was $30.00 more than the original agreement .
Again we have photos ,repair orders on all 3 vehicle that we agreed and he authorize to repair.we will be glad to bring ,fax or email.
He didn't pay until all 3 car were completed he liked the work on the first 2 cars .Then wanted to negotiate a lower price after the work was completed and authorized
[redacted]
Highway Body Shop
Feb 2,2016
Mr. [redacted] droped off the first vehicle to Highway 9 Body shop on 9-17-15 ,he requested us to repair and replace the left quarter and the rear body panel and put on our frame machine to pull the vehicle. This vehicle was bought at a salvage sale it was a total car we repaired...
for him. Be for he left his vehicle car #1 we agreed on on a price ,we started working on the car he then started bring more parts in to be put on this vehicle.he did supply the parts ,but all we agreed on doing was the left quarter and rear body and pulling the frame.We did take longer to fix the car than expected,also when we finished the all the body work he then asked [redacted] (owner) about painting the area we repaired ,they agreed on a price to paint the car where its was repaired . We have the agreement that Mr. [redacted] authorize and agreed to the price and to the labor cost from Highway 9 Body Shop witch Mr [redacted] has copy's of as well.The reason it took longer to repair car #1 he brought us 2 more cars to repair and ask us to stop working on car #1 and work on the others 2 cars please keep in mind that all of these cars are salvage vehicle or totaled vehicle bought from a salvage sale.
Car#1 he is talking about not finishing was a rear floor pan which we never agreed to fix again we have the agreement that has a detail on the repair order that was agreed upon and signed and dated by Mr [redacted] .
As for the front bumper on this car,he is right we did crack it backing the car into the paint booth with our tow truck because the key didn't work.We contacted Mr.[redacted] about this and told him we were going to repair the bumper we have photos of be for and after repair .
The key with the car never work form day one .But our body tec. did closed the key in the sun roof of the car and we agreed to pay for the replacement .It was about 2-3 weeks later he brought the new key because to get a key from dealer you have to show proof of ownership ,the reason it took so long for him to get the key for us he was waiting on the title from the DMV. Some how he is get a salvage title clean up and the salvage car show as a clean title .
We finished the car , I wrote a completed invoice starting with the agreed price and we added the extra work he had requested to be done.We have a copy so does he we subtracted the cost of the key and the bumper grill amount charge him the difference which was $30.00 more than the original agreement .
Again we have photos ,repair orders on all 3 vehicle that we agreed and he authorize to repair.we will be glad to bring ,fax or email.
He didn't pay until all 3 car were completed he liked the work on the first 2 cars .Then wanted to negotiate a lower price after the work was completed and authorized
[redacted]
Highway Body Shop
Feb 2,2016