calmotion posted:Troy Sloan posted:It would be nice to see Matt revise the website to more honestly reflect the fact that it was the old Vintage Speedsters company that built over 3,000 Speedsters, when it was owned by Kirk Duncan. The new Vintage Speedsters (located in Arizona), purchased by Justin in 2017 and now apparently owned by Matt, has built very few Speedsters. I'm guessing, but I doubt it's more than 50 and probably closer to 20 or 30. Again, that's just a guess, but the two that I'm aware of are JPC's car and Danny from Nipomo's car. I drove Danny's car and after spending several thousand of dollars and several months of work to get all the issues resolved, his car is finally in decent condition. To be fair, Matt did reimburse Danny for some of the money Danny had to spend, but not all of it. Also, Danny ordered the car from Justin originally and Matt has at least made an effort to straighten out the problems.
Once more I will point out that Vintage Motorcars of California Inc., which is owned by Greg Leach, has no connection with Vintage Speedsters or Matt in Arizona, other than Matt buys bodies and parts from Greg.
Greg moved his company to the old Vintage Speedsters location in Hawaiian Gardens, California and hired many of the old Vintage Speedsters employees, but is a totally different company.
@Troy Sloan I did not order a car from Vintage / Arizona but did buy parts and was very helpful / willing to do what it takes to resolve the issue.
@JPC hope Matt does the same for you
That's great that you had a good experience, but I wonder if those parts you ordered actually came from Greg Leach at Vintage Motorcars of California Inc. who is one of Vintage Speedsters (Arizona) suppliers?
I'm not aware of anything that can be ordered from Vintage Speedsters (Arizona) that can't be ordered from Greg at Vintage Motorcars of California Inc. Additionally, the quality of many of the parts Greg is selling is much better than the parts you can order from any other supplier because he is having them made.