A man took his classic car to a repair shop in Texas to have it restored, but five years later he discovered that the mechanic had sold it and disappe

At first I was in there about every other day after I dropped it off, as it's rare I pay someone else to do anything for me, my kid said I was in there too much... I've been trying to get by there ever week and a half to 2 weeks to check out progress to which so far there has been none.
I know most of the people at this shop so that's why I went there. But lately every time I go by there's different people there vs last time, I ask about the guys I thought were on my project and "they're not here anymore". These are the guys I talked about details of exactly what I want in this build. I took everything in freshly sandblasted bare, even. Of which I paid for myself before I brought the truck in
And I brought duplicates of some parts as I have several doors, fenders etc and I want the best of what I have in the build and the "not quite as good" for future spares or trade bait. As soon as I discovered a problem with the driver fender and passenger door I went thru my stash and found that I had better which I was hoping would equate to less time and a lower bill at the end.