I received my radio and it looks great. I hope to get it installed again this week. Really appreciate your prompt and courteous attention.

Just wanted to let ya know that I received my carpet yesterday and it’s perfect, great products and great price.

I received my wiper motor back from you folks and could not be more pleased! I didn't expect it to look this good. The one year warranty was a pleasant surprise. I sent an email to Fantom works thanking them for recommending you. Thank you again for the great service.

Testimonial *Thank you so much for the quality restoration on my '67 Bonneville wiper motor. I was very impressed when I opened the box and saw what looked like a nos motor. I just installed it today and it works beautifully and is so quiet. It is an extra bonus to have the washer working perfectly.for the first time in over 20 years. Thank you for what you all do!

Got the wiper motor back today. Looks great, very professional looking work. Thank you so much, other companies never responded or said those motors were not restorable!

Sam knocked it out of the park! The only way you could better this is to buy it new, but then it wouldn't be original. The part looks great and works great. They should be part of your restoration team no matter what make of your vehicle. Thanks!

The restoration included electronic ignition. The folks at the shop said they can send out the tach but it wouldn't be accurate. My friend recommended D&M. I sent out the tach and turn around time was incredible (less than a week door to door ). However it was just the conversion, I did not opt for any restoration or cleaning. The tach was installed and works beautifully. It doesn't vibrate, jump and its within 200 rpms. How do I know? I had installed efi with and the readout was putting about +-200 rpm to the tach. If anyone were to do a conversion I recommend D&M. However, during engine break in, the needle did fall off. It was an easy fix.

I have used you before, and the gauges I sent in were always fantastic when I got them back. I log onto a blog for Mopar A Bodies every day, (www.forabodiesonly.com) and their are FREQUENTLY questions about gauges not working. You should consider checking out the site and maybe even being a vendor. If even half of the people with problems sent you their stuff, that would be a lot of business. I have referred several people to you on that site (mostly IVR problems. Here is what I just posted to a person whose gas gauge always reads full today:
"First, The idea to unplug the wire from the Sending unit is a good one. If the sending unit (which does not actually send anything; that is just what we call them) has failed and is allowing current to flow through to a ground, that would explain your full tank reading. That is how the sending unit works; the more current the resistor allows to flow through to the tank's ground, the more fuel the gauge will show. Before you buy a new gauge, I would SERIOUSLY consider mailing the old one to D&M Restorations. They have done work for me before, and their work and knowledge are second to none.
http://dandmrestoration.com/services/"

Patrick / Travis
Just a brief note to thank you for the great work in restoring the instrument cluster and glove box door for my 1966 Corvette
I actually enjoy driving the Vette more now with everything working properly, plus the new wiring harness and lighting has dramatically improved the experience.
I will be sure to recommend your services and make a post on the Corvette Forum
thanks
Roger Lehmann
Wall NJ

The TACH looks and work great for our 1969 AMC AMX. Very nice work!
Thanks