Doc's Auto Classics

Antigue Automobile Dealer,Name of Business: Doc's Classic Auto location:

Milford, Massachuetts

I purchased a 1956 Ford Fairlane from Doc's Auto Classics. I was scammed

like I've never been scammed in my life.

According to this Doc guy, Kevin, the car was alleged to be rust-free.

That was a total lie. The vehicle had rust bubbles under the paint when it

arrived.

Doc, Kevin, tries to use the excuse that I should have gone out there,

driven from Louisiana to Massachuetts, to look at the vehicle. It's

apprarent that this man does not have a word, doesn't know what the truth

is, and has not idea how to describe the true state of a vehicle's

condition.

According to Doc, this Kevin Character, there was no expense spared on

restoring this car and he alleged that the vehicle was in like-new

condition. Nothing could be further from the truth. The car is not in a

like-new condition. There was plenty of money spared in restoring this

vehicle because it was a quick masquerade job, a quick dress up to dump the

car, that's all. There weren't any experts who worked on this vehicle. I

purchased this vehicle for $28,000 and I feel that I paid $10,000 too much.

Doc's Auto Classics should be called Doc's Auto Classic Scams. I have

documentation to prove every point that I've made and I actually I've cut my

complaint short because there is much more that I could add. If you need

documentation I can provide it with a detailed explanation of each point. I

can submit that here if need be but I am estimating that it would take about

3,000 words to explain this scam in detail.

Thanks,

Morgan J. Landry

Douglas Ohmer,

And Sharon Hebert