A problem that ended well. Early this year I took my old '72 Dodge pickup in to VT&AC for some TLC. This included hose and belt replacement, radiator flush, tune up, and replaced some old gaskets. They called and said I needed a new brake master cylinder. They did the work and shortly there after, I started to have some brake dragging problems when the truck warmed up. I took it back twice for them to figure out. They said the problem was not with the master cylinder and I should take the truck back to the brake shop that had replaced the brakes and wheel cylinders 6 months earlier. I did and they discovered in about 10 minutes that the wrong master cylinder had been installed. The VT&AC tech did not notice the minor visual difference between a master cylinder intended for manual brakes and one that was intended for power brakes. To be fair, this truck was 20 years old when the technician was born so this was an oddball case. I had the master cylinder replaced by the first brake shop and the truck works great now. I met with David at VT&AC about the matter. He gave me a check that covered the full price for the other shop replacing the master cylinder. I can't ask for better than that. I'll keep using VT&AC for general service but I'll keep a closer eye on the oddball stuff. An honest and reputable service shop is hard to find. Village Transmission & Auto Clinic is honest.