It's hard not getting return calls. Pick your stuff up. On the other hand a marine related guy out of touch with the real world in the winter, surprises me not. imo

I build my own motors, but had a machine shop do me the same way. I went by and pick up my parts!

+1

go get em
 

Shocking, a marine shop not meeting deadlines!
Go get your stuff and tell him to FO when he feeds you endless excuses.
Everyone gets all pi$$y panties about me pointing this out, but really, my experience with marine mechanics has been negative. EVERY SINGLE TIME.

It's the culture of this industry.
So between that and whisky-tango documentary "pegged" I watched this weekend. My boat will have a for sale sign on it as soon as its out of storage.

And I know, don't let the door hit me on the way out! :)

WESCO is great, Dave is honest, and people that use him stick with him, his stuff stays together.

I am a sterling performance guy myself. Mike Dianabelle is in Milford and that's close to holly. Call sterling. They are expensive, but his $hit holds up...

Just my $.02.

Tom

Thanks for the responses guys, Im moving some appointments around so I can get up there tonight. I just dont have the patience anymore. This is stressing me out so much...

As he is unresponsive now, just imagine how he would be if the motor he built you grenades.
Go get what belongs to you.

Paul

I have just the opposite problem with my engine builder. I use Eddie Young and hell he'll talk your ear off.:evilb:

How about sterling engines.
I agree that you need to get your motor back ASAP.

That's not right:evilb:
It's true, but it's still not nice :)