Rack776
05-28-2009, 03:04 PM
Be Carefull of these guys:
Lehigh Valley Radiator
(Old Burke Motors / Chrysler Car Lot)
2126 S 1st Ave
Whitehall, PA 18052
(610) 264-7111
I took a leaky radiator I bought New 3 years ago
for my 75 T/A to be Tested & Repaired
and was promised it would be re-done in 2 days for $60
They knew it was for an "old car being restored"
and have several old cars for sale on the property.
After 2 weeks of "I'll get to it" and "My tank Broke"
"I was out of welding gas" I finnaly got it back looking
no better than when I took it in. and was charged $20
They did not straighten any fins, clean out any bugs or repaint it.
All they did was glob big chunks of solder on the inside to block off the
bottom rows of tubes. What happened to guys who could repair stuff correctly?
I've had it done in the past so I know it can be done.
It even still had loose solder chunks floating arround in it when I picked it up!
Not what I call rebuilt or even useable without having it re-checked out somwhere else.
Lehigh Valley Radiator
(Old Burke Motors / Chrysler Car Lot)
2126 S 1st Ave
Whitehall, PA 18052
(610) 264-7111
I took a leaky radiator I bought New 3 years ago
for my 75 T/A to be Tested & Repaired
and was promised it would be re-done in 2 days for $60
They knew it was for an "old car being restored"
and have several old cars for sale on the property.
After 2 weeks of "I'll get to it" and "My tank Broke"
"I was out of welding gas" I finnaly got it back looking
no better than when I took it in. and was charged $20
They did not straighten any fins, clean out any bugs or repaint it.
All they did was glob big chunks of solder on the inside to block off the
bottom rows of tubes. What happened to guys who could repair stuff correctly?
I've had it done in the past so I know it can be done.
It even still had loose solder chunks floating arround in it when I picked it up!
Not what I call rebuilt or even useable without having it re-checked out somwhere else.