After the experience I've had with them, I would not have my worst enemy do business with Fourth Street Automotive, but if you are still considering doing so, I suggest this: Get an iron clad legal contract in writing before turning your car over to them because the owner of this business is not an honest man. I hired him and his company for a restoration job with a promised completion date of four and a half months. Three years later, he held my car ransom for literally thousands of dollars and returning the car in pieces after forcing me to jump through hoops, the job not even a third of the way completed. He stated that he does not do anything in writing...except his invoices that is. He even gloated that he had done this to previous customers many times before me, proudly flaunting his knowledge of how to twist the laws to his own ends. Even an investigation from the Bureau of Automotive Repair didn't phase him. The more I've talked to others in the automotive community about Fourth Street Automotive, the more surprised I am in how he stays in business despite of his horrible reputation. I guess PT Barnum was right. There's a sucker born every minute and he knows how to find them. Take my advice and don't be one of them.