they sold my son a 1966 mustang with a bad motor and told him it was a rebuilt motor that just had to be driven some to be broken in. after numerous requests for help, he was told that they had paperwork to prove motor was rebuilt and that we should "do what you have to" i.e. get an attorney. so after owning the car for approx. 3 months, my son has driven it once when he test drove before purchase and he drove it home to phila. and then to our family mechanic. he also had it painted through futureclassics llc of n.j. before he picked it up at time of purchase. don't you think he would have liked to know about the engine before he purchased it for around $6000 or maybe before he paid them another $2700 for a paint job and other minor repairs when he could have put the money into getting it in running order before the cosmetic work was done. so now he has a car that he has almost $9000 in, that he's owned for about three months, that he has driven twice and must invest almost another $3000 before he can even think about putting it on the road. i understand it's buyer beware but any reputable car dealer would try and help the customer after such a bad experience. they don'tcare now that they have his money. i don't know how some people can look at themselves in the mirror let alone sleep at night. i wonder how they would feel if some shady business did this to one of their children. please warn your friends, family and anyone else to not get involved with this company. thank you.