Anyone in Woodstock, Il. Area?

[talwell]

I agree that it is totally unprofessional to think that they can handle someone like this. It would seem that the team of the shop owner and the attorney work well together using the same business ethics.

With this being said, I would like any help I can get in getting someone to the shop to recover what I can.

[92646]

Todd, make hard copies of all these posts, all your receipts, records and any notes from your conversations with the body shop. Not saying this is the shop that is being referred to but if I read between the lines I bet the convertible that is on the web page is for sale right now. They are stalling for some reason and I am not sure you are dealing with a real attorney. Take time off from work and make an appointment with the local police department now then show them what you have to see if you can get your car(s) back now to minimize your losses because time is working against you. By chance is the one car in your name insured? If so try getting your insurance company involved.
Mark Sheppard

[njsteve]

Guys, thanks for the compliment (I think [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/hmmm.gif[/img]).

Seriously though, get the number for the local police department that covers that town and call their detective bureau ASAP. Tell them this is not a civil matter: your car has been stolen, which according to the fact pattern you are describing, it has. Tell them where the shop is and give them all the paperwork and info you can.

I will guarantee you that the name of the shop won't be a surprise to the local police there.

[Xplantdad]

Steve...you rock...Talwell, do this stuff immediately. Let's hope for the best [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]