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26th of Mar, 2011 by User653444

Mike
White and his crew left Kansas just ahead of thousands of dollars in
unpaid judgments and now he is starting over. In October 2009, after
working in a Phoenix hot rod shop for 18 months, Mike loaded a trailer
and simply stole nearly $70,000 in equipment to start his new shop. If
Mr. White does work for you, it will be with STOLEN equipment. Whats
more is somewhere along the line, he will probably accuse you of
stealing something out of his shop. You know, its a pot and kettle
thing. Most of the
vehicles Mike White takes credit for building on his website, other
people actually paid for and built. In many cases, Mike worked for the
companies that actually built the cars or trucks. When he slithered out,
he simply took photos and credit for something others did. Mike White
is good a stealing though, the Phoenix Police report on one of his
thefts said, Well thought-out theft when referring to some of his
handy work.
In a good
number of jobs he has done, Mr. White actually accused the customer of
theft from his shop. He has no foundation for this but it does allow him
to get away with shoddy work as most clients just want to get the
vehicles out and away from this thief as quickly as possible. Some of the
vehicles White displays on his website, he makes claim to both building
and designing, as if he could. One in particular, the Green Ford F-100
truck, he did in fact work on. The problem is, once it was sold, it cost
nearly $5,000.00 to fix the work he messed up. At any rate, if you consign your precious vehicle to Street Rod Style for work, just be aware of the fact that you may lose it. With
thousands of dollars in litigation going on, do you want to take the
chance that your vehicle gets caught up in a judgment and you may
actually lose it to pay one of the many debts Mike already owns? See a
pattern yet? Go ahead, put your car into Street Rod Style and see what
happens. Either you get sued by a debtor Mike once had or you get
accused of stealing from him. So, proceed at your own risk. Chances are the outcome wont be nearly what you wanted.

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