they put a used fuel tank in for me, after ocean audio drilled a hole in the original one. after i got my car back, the metal panel that goes in front of the tank in the trunk was bent up in one spot, and it was missing a bolt as well. what really sucks is my fuel sender unit never worked properly after i got the car back...the low fuel light doesn't come on (except when i start the car when it does a self-check of all the lights), and now when it reads 1/8 of a tank, it actually is empty. i have run out of fuel twice because of larry's...once because of the low fuel light not working, and once because the gauge is inaccurrate. steer clear of this shop!

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1985 300D Turbo "Eunis"

I guess we should stay away from Ocean Audio too?

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GG NJ USA
1983 300SD (Sold at 198K)
1989 560SEL (205k) - slowly restoring
2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid (6k) - daily driver
1995 Colt Vista AWD (145k) - fun car! spare
1991 Buick Riviera 3.8l (85k) - fur die Kinder
RIP: 1965 LeMans/GTO Convertable -my first
RIP: 1968 GTO 400 HO w/ 400HP - ballsy!
(blew the motor racing a '69 GTX - bummer)

I'm curious; Did you ever call them or go back and ask them to fix what they did? I mean, a dent is easy to take care of, but from experience, the fuel sender is a PITA sometimes. Plus, it's a $200.00 part. I would think that any reputable shop would fix their own mistakes.

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1987 MB 190E 2.3 16V- Name Pending
1982 MB 300SD -Old Blue
1965 Ford Mustang - Laura