What would you do????

At the risk of stirring the green coupe stuff up all over again I am posing the question I am now facing and looking for opinions. JPS HAS offered to ship the car back but wants some money ($800) on the line to do so. I have gotten some advice so far, but would like to hear form others . . .

What would YOU do if it were yours?

A: Pay another $800 to JPS to have the car shipped back to have repairs done (many that were not addressed the last time it was shipped back) on the PROMISE that you will be reimbursed for the $800 - IF - the problems are the responsibility of JPS (as determined solely by JPS). Why the $800? In John Steele

6/13/088:40 AM

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