Re: Stebro

["Henry Kim" <henry.kim@domain.elided>]

These stories are sure signs of mismanagement.  The company has clearly
grown too fast and the owners don't have the resources or talent to keep up.
Sad because they make a good product.  I see this kind of bumbling all the
time in high tech sector.  Anyone want to put together a bid on Stebro?

> I, too, have witnessed Stebro in action.  Here's my
> experience:
> I was helping restore my friends '59 Sprint and they
> ordered a Stebro exhaust system. Four or five
> deadlines were set and missed over a period of several
> months.  We also got the "you'll have it right away"
> speech and finally recieved a nicely wrapped exhaust
> piece.  We met at the shop to  install our shiny new
> exhaust system.  To our amazment, when we unwrapped
> our shipment it contained the rusty, full of holes
> exhaust piece we had sent as a pattern!
> I may not have all the numbers right as this was some
> time ago, but what I know for certain is that there
> was no misunderstanding; the guy just lied.
> It's a shame, too, because the stuff I've seen that
> actually got sent to people was very nice.  Doing
> business this way will only end in doing no business
> at all.  I would recommend that people use other
> sources.

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