[My442]

Read this and arrive at your own conclusions:

"First of all if you knew anything about resto work you would know that you can grind down the tabs. The part had metal contamination in the detail area. But for $80.00 i guess we should have done complete reconstruction work i am sure thats what a HARVARD BOY would do. Please do let any of your ignorant friends know ... I guess i will have to stick with the million dollar Pebble Beach , and Amelia Island work that i am used to doing. All of the museum quality work we do does get so boring..... I was so hoping to work my way into the 70 olds world where people want to spend nothing to have their worthless parts restored!!!!!! GOOD BYE FOR EVER MY EX-CUSTOMER AND TO YOUR FELLOW JACKASSES KNOW AS WELL"

I guess that they cannot accept criticism for poor quality work.....

[Unclesamscandy]

what exactly did they do for you as a service?

[65 Cat 2+2]

I also had a less than satisfactory experience with NEL. Gave him a rear trim panel to restore, he promised "show quality" within 3 months, for $1300. Four months later he present me with my trim panel - looked as if Ray Charles had been grinding on it with beaver teeth - and said he couldn't finish the job because it was too pitted. When pressed, he said he would only do it for $2500, but "wouldn't put his name on it".
Might have been nice to know before he turned my piece into scrap metal.