RE: Interior woes

["Robert (UK)" <r.lane@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Point taken!
We did know they were a bit hit & miss (putting it politely) but were 
advised their w'strip was the best fit. One of the other suppliers, poss 
SMS or Legendary, (my brother's been dealing with the upholstery) said 
'best not order from us as the door can be hard to shut after fitting' 
so we took a chance on Laysons.

Reply from Laysons just in...
"I have not forgotten about you. I saw some in the warehouse that was 
way too short for the length that you need. I am trying to get a reply 
from the vendor to see if perhaps I could get another piece. Since this 
order is so old. I am having a hard time finding somethin. But I just 
want you to kno that I havent forgotten about you!"

Makin all the right noises I suppose but it's a bit worrying that they 
cant find the material we need. Sounds like it's an obsolete part!
I'll see what they have to say about returning our short piece and 
exchanging it for one the correct length.


Robert
63 Polara 500
England

Dave Walters wrote:
> DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BUY FROM LAYSON'S UNLESS YOU'RE AT A SWAP 
> 
> AND HAVE THE PART IN YOUR HAND!!!Next to Jim's Auto Part's Layson's is 
> the worst.Your horror story confirms that the leopard hasn't changed 
> it's spots.
> 
> Sorry for your troubles Robert,but considering your location,you should 
> consider asking this board who the good vendors are.
> 
>   Dave Walters
>   Denver, Co.
> 
>   


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