T.N.A.C.C.B.P.P. EQ360

I think payment is more of an issue than anything with people. Most people I know living from check to check do not have an emergency fund. This is normally coupled with a loaded up with debt credit card.

As of just recently a well know local engine builder has stopped building engines. The point was made of payment problems. They (the co-owners) decided to just simply machine the parts and skip all the drama of engine building behind. There now turning a bigger profit while making a lot of home builders very happy.

They require a small amount of your time for what exactly is being done, what needs to be done and 50% down payment. You’ll get a phone call if anything comes up or when it is finished.

On the transmission, this maybe a matter of keeping the numbers matching trans in the car.
Many of the shops I've worked with have a policy where unpaid invoices after XX days are considered abandoned and the shop may sell the parts/car to liquidate. Any monies gained over the outstanding invoice amount may be kept to pay for storage and/or shop damages. No one wants to do this to a customer, but shop space is not free. Even storage units have an abandonment policy where they can sell the unit contents to pay for outstanding bills/damages.