has this ever been mentioned? About putting local dealers....

[Qualitywires.com]

I was wondering if this site would be willing to have a section where people can put Service Dealers that will do work on your viper from recall stuff to mods. It would be nice to be able to look them up and get like a 1-5 star rating from the people who used them.

Just a thought..what you think?

 

[jimandela]

Great idea!
that way you know what your getting yourself into a head of time.
I ould rank my local Walden Dodge service dept and Viper tech
John as outstanding!

Also the paint shop , artist Jim as incredible.

JIM

 

[Qualitywires.com]

See that is the stuff I think we need. But not on a thread. Somewhere that someone can vote on a poll and others can see..kind of like what E-bay does with bidders.

 

[PBJ]

ab,
I agree, There are a lot of so-so techs out there. I work at King Dodge in St. Louis, Missouri, and we do our fair share of Viper work. There are several customers of ours that are members of this forum, and hopefully there are all satisfied with my work. I am a little more anal than most techs, I work on customers cars as if they were my own. I try to go the extra step on every job...for instance instead of pop riviting panels on the new frame recall, I use well plugs and 1/4x20 bolts for access down the road. I always paint parts to match existing parts on the car, and the car is always cleaner when it leaves than when it came in. It it the extra touches that makes the customer happy along with a repair that is fixed properly the first time. I also do all of the high performance work in our shop...superchargers, nitrous, gears, roll bars, custom paint...etc. If there are any owners out there looking for a top notch repair facility, and somebody you can trust, maybe you could give us a try.
Thank You,
Joe Donovan
King Dodge
(314)832-7200

Service Manager
Lou Espey

 

[Qualitywires.com]

See lou,

You are the kind of guy I have no problem giving a $100.00 tip to...I have a great tech here in AL. Parkway Dodge. My tech's name is Dave and he's way too cool. He even let me take a shop manual home to study on. Real cool guy!