Outlaws Car Stereo

I contacted outlaw car stereo, about a aftermarket stereo and amp wires run. Was told it was a two hour job. I don't get off till 4 so I offered to pay a overtime rate for two hours to cover the inconvenience. Was told it really wasn't worth their time.

So I dropped the vehicle off and paid 1500 for everything. About a week later I got a horrible whistling sound coming through my speakers. Contacted them and was told it would be a minimum of 150 just to remove the stereo.

I took the vehicle to A 1 pawn and they only charged me $40.00 and found the stereo not grounded properly.

MR2 success story initially in '97... Small businesses rule! Pep Boys asked for over $100 for an install. Today I was pleasantly surprised to have wiring issues cleared up on a newly purchased and misused Dodge diesel 2500 pickup...The $40 installation fee circumvented the dreaded trip to have the vehicle's wiring looked at. The truck's radio ultimately quit after it tried to knock out the truck's temperature gauge and balked at working unless the lights were on. Also fixed was the dome lighting, which had only come on when the lights were on, and the mirror motors, again, which only worked when the lights were on... I opted for the 21st century Clarion VZ401 for the old '97 truck. Retractable touch screen interface for the iPod, DVD, CD, Sirius, backup cam, bluetooth...it's NICE. Additionally I got money off and Johnny also yanked out the shoddy aluminum pigtail hack and fixed the "goofy" electrics- as he called it. I had a good feeling about them when I went in and I was right. Take that Pep Boys!