My son purchased a 1966 mustang from this company for $6000+ and before he picked it up had them get it painted and do some minor repairs for another $2700. it ran rough when he test drove it but was told that the motor was rebuilt and had to be driven and broken in some as it had been sitting for quite a while. he took them at their word and picked it up a couple weeks later. on the drive from the dealer to home in phila. it still ran terrible so he took it to a friend of the family, who is a licensed and certified car repair shop owner/ operator. they rebuilt the carburetor as that was one of the things that the seller suggested should be done. when the carburetor was finished and installed on the car it still ran terrible. the mechanic then did a compression test and found at least one dead cylinder and informed us that the motor would need to be completely rebuilt at a cost of around $3000. after informing futureclassics of this fact, my son was told that futureclassics has all the paperwork concerning the supposedly rebuilt motor and that we should "do what you have to" in regards to getting an attorney as they were not responsible anymore and would not refund any money towards the repairs. so 3 months after purchase my son has a car that he has almost $9000 in that he cannot drive and the seller won't stand behind his word to make it right. BAD BUSINESS.