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garysouthlake · 04-16-2007, 06:45 PM

Don't give up yet. Take your case to the dealer General manager. If he can't help, ask for the Regional Chevrolet Manager. Be prepared with a 'resume' or 'qualifications recap' to show/prove that you know how to install engines. If the Regional manager can't help, ask him/her who you can contact. (The squeaky wheel gets the grease). Even if you don't get anything, think of all the nice people you'll meet !!!

04-16-2007, 06:45 PM	#5
garysouthlake 'lox' Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: dallas area Posts: 50	Re: My truck is no longer with me... Don't give up yet. Take your case to the dealer General manager. If he can't help, ask for the Regional Chevrolet Manager. Be prepared with a 'resume' or 'qualifications recap' to show/prove that you know how to install engines. If the Regional manager can't help, ask him/her who you can contact. (The squeaky wheel gets the grease). Even if you don't get anything, think of all the nice people you'll meet !!!