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Old 04-26-2013, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by streetfytr68 View Post
Find a smart, experienced professional engine builder. Ask for a written estimate on official company letterhead with terms, then demand an invoice with terms before forking over your deposit.
X2 I think this is what have been trying to get too. The problem is, there too many vendors in this industry that play buzz word bingo and have more excuses than solutions. It makes it oh so difficult for those of you that try to do it right.

Speaking of this, I will give Steve much credit. He is one of our vendors and an excellent one at that. I would not consider having to have a contract when business is done like he does it. In fact, our order changed mid-stream do to issues with one of Steve's vendors. He informed us of it, refunded us that portion of our money and found a solution for the issue. That is why our truck has his Muscle Drive/Shrifter setup in it! SIMPLE!
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