Transmission repair service near Vero Beach, FL

Frank had worked on a 1963 chevy convertible I had and did a great job. I had him work on my wifes 2013 GMC Terrain and so when I got my 1956 yes 1956 thunderbird and wanted to change to power disc front brakes and to put an electronic windshield wiper system into this new old car I thought about going to a shop thaat specializes in antique cars and decided because I trusted Frank the owner of the shop I would let him do all the work : new muffler system, front disc brakes, electronic windshield wiper system etc. etc. As they say you get what you pay for. Frank did not disappoint me he is both honest and very knowledgeable. I have recommended Frank to many friends and they have all been happy with the work and honesty. I now walk around with cards for his shop and anyone I have discussion with I make sure to recommend Frank the owner and Adam. They are right you get what you pay for, If you are looking for bargins look else where , but if you are looking for honest knowledgeable mechanics who will not sell you something you don't need see Frank and say hello for me the guy with the 1956 Thunderbird.

I have an '85 Toyota PU with a steering problem. Reasonable rebuilt the front end and now it steers like it just came off the showroom floor. Thank you Reasonable. Harold

Do some research with the BBB before you let tharps work on your car, they will sell you parts you don't need and do not repair things they charged you for, see they know they can do this because many people do not know what to look for, I know there deceptive practice's I used to work there but quit because there dishonesty..

INCREDIBLY DI$HONEST AND INCOMPETENT! I told them I needed a sensor on the rear top of the engine (granted, hard to see) which was leaking excessive oil, mostly down the OUTside of bell housing with trace amounts inside bell housing. They declared it had to be the rear main $eal, ruling out one of the sensors immediately. I asked why there would be so much oil outside and not ANY straight down below the main, they declared it must be leaking from the top of the main and hitting the flywheel and $pinning out.... Once they ripped out the transmission, I was there to confirm the rear main seal was NOT leaking AT ALL, it was the camshaft sensor on top. I reluctantly agreed to have the rear main seal replaced WITH the sensor, since it was already opened up and 175K miles. After paying an EXCE$$IVE amount to collect my truck I discovered not only did they, lie about where they bought the parts when I asked ...(I requested NOT from a discount store Advanced or Auto Zone).. but they also marked up the parts 120% ABOVE MY COST!! When I walked in days later to discuss this, he actually told me that’s how they make money, not through service as I then suggested. I am STILL waiting on the owners to contact me to attempt some remedy of this $ituation. Be Warned!!