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<blockquote data-quote="forbidden" data-source="post: 752297" data-attributes="member: 552189"><p>The day that you own your own shop, you might be entitled to make those comments. Until then your comments are baseless. Should on the odd chance you say crack a dash panel, that overpriced shop quote would look pretty darn good. Not to say that there are not some good DIY people out there but the majority of them keep people like the shops you seem to hate in business. So all you DIY guys, keep up the good work, I love fixing other peoples mistakes when they do not use the proper tools or parts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="forbidden, post: 752297, member: 552189"] The day that you own your own shop, you might be entitled to make those comments. Until then your comments are baseless. Should on the odd chance you say crack a dash panel, that overpriced shop quote would look pretty darn good. Not to say that there are not some good DIY people out there but the majority of them keep people like the shops you seem to hate in business. So all you DIY guys, keep up the good work, I love fixing other peoples mistakes when they do not use the proper tools or parts. [/QUOTE]
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