This business is owned by a guy named Dean Rockwell. He was referred to me as a guy who won trophies at the yearly Autorama at Cal Expo for custom care designs. What I found out was that he may own trophies for custom car designs, but he does not know much about C2 1960's Corvettes. I took a 67 tri powered 427 Corvette to him because the power steering unit was out of sinc, and it would not hold an idle when the vehicle was warm. What he did was charge me thousands of dollars for a supposed broken steering column, put in a new clutch when it went out under his care, and was never able to solve the problem of why the vehicle could not hold an idle when the engine was warmed up. The only thing he did right was repair the power steering problem. In other wards he spent a lot of hours on cherry picking, and gravy time work on my vehicle. He returned the vehicle to me with the gas smelling foul, and the idling problem not solved. He claimed the strong gas odor was from the car needing 100 octane fuel, and only using 91 octane. He also fixed a front carburetor problem. I took my car to another shop, and they had to rebuild all three carburetors including the one carburetor he supposedly fixed and solved a vacuum leak problem. The car now idles steadily at 800 RPM when warm. The gas tank was drained off of all old fuel and runs well on 91 octane fuel. He kept my car for about 4 months, during which time he returned it to me at least twice not repaired correctly.The last time I saw this guy he complained about having an 0 bank account. I found it really hard to feel sorry for him. So much, for expert mechanics. Larry C. read more