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I purchased a V8 engine KIT. The item delivered is a cast one-piece item that does not, in any conceivable way, represent what was shown. The item delivered is a piece of junk.
T & C state you must return at your own cost, BUT, they do not give an address. Website is a scam front. Beware other items sold by this company.
Btw... they are not worth the one-star.
I wouldn’t recommend this marketplace. The product quality is poor, and the customer service is unhelpful. They made a mistake with a sale but refused to acknowledge it, and I had to cover the return costs myself. I also left a review on the website with a star, but they modified it to 5 stars.
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