I own a classic 1981 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. It was recently completely restored. The problems began when it started leaking oil from every place possible. I literally spent a small fortune trying to get it repaired to no avail. Everyone who worked on it said it was fixed. It wasn't! I had taken my regular car to Toyo motors for small repairs in the past but never thought they could do the work required on a classic car. I figured, what the heck, I'll ask them if they would look at it.
I met with Brian and he said to bring it in and they would have a look. After looking it over, they said they could repair it but it would involve pulling the engine out. I asked if they would gaurantee the work and they said they would. I admit, I was skeptical, but I wanted my car to stop leaving a trail of oil all over Phoenix. They called and said it was fixed. I was so happy to have my car back. I drove it home. The next morning I wanted to take my baby out for a drive. As I backed out I noticed a small pool of oil under the car. Not only was it still leaking, it was worse.
I called Brian at Toyomotors and explained the situation. He said they would stand behind their work and to bring it back. Now the 1981 Pontiac Firebird has the strangest rear main seal in the history of automobiles. It was made of rope and designed by a moron. They have been leaking since forever. Brian and his Toyomotors team have the expertise to fix anything and I am convinced of that now.
I brought the car back and again they had to pull the engine, only this time they remachined the seal area in order to put in the proper seal. Guess what? It worked. No runs, no drips, no errors. Not a drop of oil leaking from anywhere. Oh yeah, they never charged me a penny more. These guys are great and P would recommend them to anyone. They are honest and knowledgeable auto mechanics who stand behind their work. For any type of auto repair from oil changes to transmissions and everything in between. Toymotors is your one stop shop. They are my heros of auto repair.