California Customs Collision
1424 Manhattan Blvd
HarveyLA70058
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California Customs Collision Center can be found at Manhattan Blvd 1424. The following is offered: Auto Body Shops. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Harvey there are 9 other Auto Body Shops. An overview can be found here.
Member Reviews
Dont take your car here.:
Run away from this place fast!!!
The building looks fancy but they do shoddy work. I brought my vehicle in there after it was hit. I was hit in the back. The trunk started leaking. Honestly, I cant say that I remember exactly when the trunk started leaking but it wasn't until after they "repaired" it. They give a lifetime warranty but trust and believe that they are going to find every way possible to back out of it. First they tried to tell me that the car was declared a total loss so that's why the trunk was leaking. Really???? Now I took another car there that was declared a total loss maybe a year earlier but the car that's there now IS NOT. And if the car you're looking at now was declared a total loss you know darn well you would've done more to repair it than the $1600 receipt says because you are expensive!!! Nice try though. So after they weren't able to wiggle out of the "lifetime warranty" that way they told me that the car was hit before I owned it. Funny thing that if it was hit before I owned it, I had never experienced the trunk leaking before you touched it. I guess I should have contacted the previous owner to find out who fixed it then. Bottom Line is this, THE TRUNK WASN'T LEAKING BEFORE YOU "REPAIRED" IT. NOW YOU'RE TRYING TO BACK OUT OF THE LIFETIME WARRANTY.
CHECK THEM OUT WITH THE BBB, OH THAT'S RIGHT THEY'RE NOT BBB ACCREDITED.
The building looks fancy but they do shoddy work. I brought my vehicle in there after it was hit. I was hit in the back. The trunk started leaking. Honestly, I cant say that I remember exactly when the trunk started leaking but it wasn't until after they "repaired" it. They give a lifetime warranty but trust and believe that they are going to find every way possible to back out of it. First they tried to tell me that the car was declared a total loss so that's why the trunk was leaking. Really???? Now I took another car there that was declared a total loss maybe a year earlier but the car that's there now IS NOT. And if the car you're looking at now was declared a total loss you know darn well you would've done more to repair it than the $1600 receipt says because you are expensive!!! Nice try though. So after they weren't able to wiggle out of the "lifetime warranty" that way they told me that the car was hit before I owned it. Funny thing that if it was hit before I owned it, I had never experienced the trunk leaking before you touched it. I guess I should have contacted the previous owner to find out who fixed it then. Bottom Line is this, THE TRUNK WASN'T LEAKING BEFORE YOU "REPAIRED" IT. NOW YOU'RE TRYING TO BACK OUT OF THE LIFETIME WARRANTY.
CHECK THEM OUT WITH THE BBB, OH THAT'S RIGHT THEY'RE NOT BBB ACCREDITED.
Brought my truck back to life:
Was involved in a very bad accident in my 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali when a young girl blew threw the red light at the expressway and t-boned me. I thought for sure that it was going to be totalled, but the people over there worked with my insurance company and made it look brand new! Thanks!
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California Customs is located at the address 1424 Manhattan Blvd in Harvey, Louisiana 70058. They can be contacted via phone at (504) 362-8226 for pricing, hours and directions. California Customs specializes in Domestic, Insurance Claims, Trucks.
California Customs has an annual sales volume of 1M – 1,999,999. . For more information contact Bruce Kay, President or go to california-customs.com...
California Customs has an annual sales volume of 1M – 1,999,999. . For more information contact Bruce Kay, President or go to california-customs.com...
How did we get our name? The shop began in southern California during the heyday of the airbrushed conversion vans (Remember... the Star Wars murals on vans in the 70s?). Bruce McKay started the shop when he was in high demand as an airbrush muralist, and was invited to New Orleans to spray a few vehicles for the World of Wheels event in the Superdome. Seeing that the demand was high, and his...
