We have to put in real life factors into this equation. The motor was dropped off at our location roughly 2 weeks before the car was delivered. Once the car was delivered we then have to remove the old motor, transmission, the exhaust and all other components in the engine compartment (steering box,...
radiator, a/c lines, etc.). Please note- this is not a standard motor swap. We are not swapping out a motor for the same motor, we are putting a motor into the vehicle that was not meant for that vehicle. We have to fabricate brackets for the new motor to sit in the engine compartment and install a new wiring harness. Wiring alone is a full week job. Not to mention we have been in contact with John [redacted] throughout this entire project. Mr. [redacted] comes by weekly to check the progress of the vehicle and to drop off parts. On more than one occasion the parts he has dropped off are not right for this vehicle or do not properly fit, so again we are waiting for parts to finish the job. At this moment we are waiting on the front pulley system to come in so we can finish installing that. We have a team of guys working on this vehicle weekly, but we are a full time shop we have cars come in that also need to be attended for. This to me sounds like miscommunication between husband and wife. And the wife is just mad about not having her vehicle. We cannot control what life throws at us. Yes, we should have given Mr. [redacted] a more realistic deadline but we are and have been working diligently on the vehicle.
You still have offered no deadline and I am not at all happy with your defensive response that simply suggests the biggest issue here is with "husband and wife" communication.You should have never accepted this assignment in the first place. You are the so-called expert here. My husband never would have moved forward with such a project if he had known it would take forever like this. You are obviously not a true business man nor a valid professional. You were simply the wrong man for this job OR this job never should have begun in the first place. I want the car pulled away on a flatbed by Friday if it's not done.
We are working as fast as we can. We are still waiting on the front pulley system coming from the manufacture. Your biggest complaint was that you have no vehicle, which we know is not true. Your husband told my workers that your work is paying for you to have a rental car. He is here every other day if not every day checking the progress we are making. Not once has he mentioned displease with the time length. Please come down and see for yourself we have men on the vehicle 8-9 hour a day. This job is not something new to us. We are very familiar with the work.Like I stated before, we are still waiting on a front drive system (the pulley, belts, and alternator) from the manufacture. This is out of our control.
We have to put in real life factors into this equation. The motor was dropped off at our location roughly 2 weeks before the car was delivered. Once the car was delivered we then have to remove the old motor, transmission, the exhaust and all other components in the engine compartment (steering box,...
radiator, a/c lines, etc.). Please note- this is not a standard motor swap. We are not swapping out a motor for the same motor, we are putting a motor into the vehicle that was not meant for that vehicle. We have to fabricate brackets for the new motor to sit in the engine compartment and install a new wiring harness. Wiring alone is a full week job. Not to mention we have been in contact with John [redacted] throughout this entire project. Mr. [redacted] comes by weekly to check the progress of the vehicle and to drop off parts. On more than one occasion the parts he has dropped off are not right for this vehicle or do not properly fit, so again we are waiting for parts to finish the job. At this moment we are waiting on the front pulley system to come in so we can finish installing that. We have a team of guys working on this vehicle weekly, but we are a full time shop we have cars come in that also need to be attended for. This to me sounds like miscommunication between husband and wife. And the wife is just mad about not having her vehicle. We cannot control what life throws at us. Yes, we should have given Mr. [redacted] a more realistic deadline but we are and have been working diligently on the vehicle.
You still have offered no deadline and I am not at all happy with your defensive response that simply suggests the biggest issue here is with "husband and wife" communication.You should have never accepted this assignment in the first place. You are the so-called expert here. My husband never would have moved forward with such a project if he had known it would take forever like this. You are obviously not a true business man nor a valid professional. You were simply the wrong man for this job OR this job never should have begun in the first place. I want the car pulled away on a flatbed by Friday if it's not done.
We are working as fast as we can. We are still waiting on the front pulley system coming from the manufacture. Your biggest complaint was that you have no vehicle, which we know is not true. Your husband told my workers that your work is paying for you to have a rental car. He is here every other day if not every day checking the progress we are making. Not once has he mentioned displease with the time length. Please come down and see for yourself we have men on the vehicle 8-9 hour a day. This job is not something new to us. We are very familiar with the work.Like I stated before, we are still waiting on a front drive system (the pulley, belts, and alternator) from the manufacture. This is out of our control.