Restorations By Classic Connection

Hmmm… maybe the last reviewer came in on an off day, or something because my experience with Classic Connection Restoration was completely different.
As in fan-​freakin-​tastic.
I’ve been a frantic mess lately trying to figure out the *real* issue with my check engine light before my tags expire. One place would tell me it was the converter and that I needed to replace the whole thing, plus both oxygen sensors. The next would tell me they could fix the converter with a universal fit part, but mark it up to $ 600+ my arms, legs and first-​born child.
I actually walked into Classic Connection about something completely different. See, I came home from a work trip to find my side mirror shattered. My boyfriend had just had the entire backside of his Jeep reconstructed here for a super fair price. Plus, they were one of the only places who didn’t turn him away! I came in to see what they could do with my mirror and told them about my other horror stories. He looked up parts right in front of me, told me prices and fixed my car for a phenomenal price.
Beyond that? Well, turns out they ran a diagnostic test on my car and couldn’t find anything wrong with my converter. Therefore, they did not charge me for extra parts, labor or time they didn’t need to spend. Additionally, they cleaned up my headlights to look brand new and fixed my side mirror for like $ 50 (part included.)
I’ll for sure be back to get some other areas of my car fixed up, especially some under guards before winter. These guys are nice, fast and honest. That’s hard enough to find in just a regular mechanic, let alone a body shop.
I’m not sure what the other Unilocaler experienced, but both my boyfriend and I can vouch for this business from two different experiences. We’d totally recommend this place to anyone in Cleveland who needs body work.

little bald owner/​worker told me he wanted $ 40 cash to get off his scrawny ass and give me an estimate. have heard terrible things about this placebody and finish work in the past. Go somewhere else that likes making money. This guy is going to die at work with nothing in his checking account.