Strohl's Auto Body

Someone hit me so I’m trying to get work done at wentz but they gave me the run around for how long. Gave up and gave this place a call when I had a vacation coming and strohls got me in asap and got my car all fixed and ready for my trip ! I have to go again soon and I wouldn’t go anywhere else. Told my friend and she took her van to get fixed here and fair prices good work !

The owner and sole operator is Larry Strohl. He tried the old"bait and switch" pricing with me on a car restoration project, quoted one price in writing but then increased the price on me claiming more labor hours were needed. When he realized he couldn't swindle me, he no longer wanted to complete the restoration. The guy was paid in full for the work he performed but did unsatisfactory work. The owner is unprofessional, I would not refer or recommend, in fact, stay away!

Very unfriendly and non helpful service from the woman who helps run this shop, along with the husband. My car died on my way home from Blue Mountain Ski resort, they ended up with my vehicle and charged me an outrageous amount to release my vehicle from storage, despite the fact there was a snowstorm preventing immediate pickup and I was a student paying for the amount in full. Don't do service with these people. It is an experience and debacle you don't want to endure.

I will take my car to get body work here anytime. Mr. Strohl goes way beyond to help his customers. And his work is impeccable. Reasonable prices! I will suggest him over anybody else.

This is response from the owner of Strohl's Auto Body to Darren (detective from Nj). Darren called me several times to restore a 1967 Chevrolet Camero. He stopped by the shop without the car to look at and nailed me down to a estimate on phase 1 for repairs. He supplied all the parts. I included changing 2 quarter panels, and to repair the section to the trunk floor. He conned and lied to me. When I got the car to repair he had a complete trunk floor, floor extensions, quarter panels, inner quarter panels, back panel and valance panels to replace. This was a convertible which is much more involved . I had to remove and reinstall support panels for the roof lift. I sand blasted the panels and rear frame and suspension and primed them, which were not included in the original estimate. I have