Smoky Mountain Traders

Well my experience with smoky mountain traders was a 55,000 +tax and title night mare. When my car arrived it was shiny and pretty but there was a rattling noise from the motor, I said “ sounds like a valve adjustment needed” . Minor enough I thought to myself. The driver took our picture beside the car and left. I then rolled the window up and the knob came off in my hand, i said really?!?! Well, my wife and I then decided to take a drive in our 55,000 dollar camaro, the tires scrubbed the front fenders rite there in the driveway, HMMM! I then put it in drive and it didn’t move so I pulled the shifter down to 2nd and it engaged,Two miles down the road I turned around in the church parking lot and came home, my wife couldn’t get out, the passenger door didn’t open from the inside” by now I’m sure my wife thought I was an idiot”! It’s been ENDLESS. Fender shims fell onto the ground, 8 bolts hold the valve covers on, between 3 of the bolt there were 12 lock washers to shim them cause they were too long, it leaks oil onto my carport from the rear main the valve noise was due to the rocker arms rubbing almost thru the valve covers, the passenger side of the car is 1 -3/8 inch lower than the driver side, the clear coat is peeling on the right front fender, the a/c doesn’t work right,and it overheats, coolant leaks from the thermostat housing, so far I’ve not been able to speak with Keith Bledsoe because Devine always answers the phone . I’ve been lied to several times over thru this whole ordeal. This car appears to have been thrown together in order for a quick sell and I bit the hook.

I recently purchased a '67 Chevy Camaro from Smoky Mountain Traders in April. After speaking with their staff I decided to come in and look at the car. When I got there everyone was very friendly and the car was nicer than I expected. I have went to numerous car shows and have received nothing but compliments.