Vettestorations Inc

I first spoke with the owner in April about repairs needed on my corvette and he had no issues looking at it. I then booked an appointment with Alexis. The earliest I could get in was in 6 weeks. 5 weeks later Alexis called me up and said that she is new at her job, she overbooked, and had to move my appointment to 4+ months to fall. She costs me 5 weeks to get into another shop or on a waiting list. After calling around I heard that this shop is losing staff, cannot keep up on demand, and having internal issues in general. THANK YOU ALEXIS for not knowing how to do your job!!!! You did me a huge favor by avoiding this train wreck!

I dropped my vehicle off at this business to get an estimate for some work to be done. After a couple of days I was told they were ready to discuss the estimate. I was astonished at how high the estimate was (approximately $5K) for painting of calipers and replacing the exhaust tips. Even though my car has less than 16K miles on it, it was strongly recommended that I have them to resurface and or replace the rotors and pads which I thought was ridiculous. In addition to what I considered to be an outrageous upsell for unnecessary work, the owner mentioned that the deposit for the work would be 50% and the remaining paid when the work was completed. I have dealt with businesses requiring deposits before but never this high. Also, the only forms of payment they accept is cash and check

Vettestorations performed an assortment of maintenance issues and repairs on my '77, of which I am the original owner. All of those issues/repairs were addressed successfully by Mark and his technicians, aside from a persistent slow transmission leak that has been evasive in discovering the source of that leak. The vehicle was dropped off again in mid-March of 2020 to resolve the leak concern and picked up in later May. There were a couple of bumps experienced with my situation, but my car no longer leaves an annoying spot of transmission fluid on my garage floor. For that I'm appreciative of Vettestoration's efforts.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Do not go here whatever you do. I took in my 96 corvette and not only will they start coming up with random charges like how my battery (which was brand new and fully charged might I add) needed to be jump started since it died costing me 75 dollars, but also random fixes that have nothing to do with the car. Better yet, not once did I have the check engine light come on before bringing it to vet restoration, but after they got their hands on it did it start to come on. I was able to somehow escape with 3k out of my pocket which is still insane for a few parts and from them to fix my emergency brake. Terrible mechanics that will do more harm to your car then fix it. You are better off fixing your car yourself. I was able to fix the fuel pump, evap canister (which defini

Vettestorations worked on my 1970 Stingray and had to fix several issues from the previous owner, from a wrong carburetor, to replacing engine wire harness and removing after market gauges mounted on the center counsel. Also installed a retro radio with killer speakers and sub! All work completed looks as it should and professionally done. Will not hesitate to take my car back to them for further repairs. Mark and Isaly were awesome to work with.