Speaking more with Glenn today, he said he would call around to see who is where and get back to me with where we could potentially take our cars to get the proper attention on the front range. Nowhere came to mind when I spoke with him and that is the problem he said Colorado has always had. Glenn commented that he was the last Certified Viper Tech here. His brother works at Brandon and I believe is the individual they are now touting, but even that his brother is hesitant without the certification training. Glenn has all the tools to work on them so I suspect the Certified Viper Tech means the Viper Tech owns the tools himself which is similar to other trades and situations like Certified Big Truck Mechanics, etc. but I could be wrong
Glenn has his own shop now and restores various cars, etc. in addition to working on Vipers. He works on them but of course does no waranty work. He is also fairly busy. He agrees I should take the car to the dealership for warranty work, but cautioned me that we have to be careful on some of the dealership mechanics out here that say they have a Viper Tech. He knows most all of them since he worked for Dodge dealerships here for well over a decade and cautioned me that there are a few hat he would never take a car to or let them even see the keys!
Looks like we need a Woodhouse shuttle bus.
Glenn has his own shop now and restores various cars, etc. in addition to working on Vipers. He works on them but of course does no waranty work. He is also fairly busy. He agrees I should take the car to the dealership for warranty work, but cautioned me that we have to be careful on some of the dealership mechanics out here that say they have a Viper Tech. He knows most all of them since he worked for Dodge dealerships here for well over a decade and cautioned me that there are a few hat he would never take a car to or let them even see the keys!
Looks like we need a Woodhouse shuttle bus.
