Adam,
  The Van was in Bob's town, with the mechanic Bob recommended, for
several weeks with Bob's knowledge.  I was told that they both addressed
the problem.  The leak got a little better but was not fixed.  Does it
make sense for me to drive my Van several hundred miles busing and
training it back home so I could leave it for several weeks and not let
Bob know about it?  Bob isn't a mechanic, which he will acknowledge, he
doesn't have a shop to work on cars, he's a rebuilder...I was never
supposed to leave it with him, Bob and I agreed to leave it at Greg's
where he could check it out while there.  We all agree I was up there so
why would I waste my time by lying about whether or not Bob knew it was
in  town or whatever.  Are we clear now.  I'm no longer interested in
doing he said, she said on the list.  If Bob says he didn't work on it
fine, I say he did, fine.  Let's not drag this out any longer.  Okay?  So
again, Adam, if Bob doesn't want to drag this out on the list and I don't
why are you?  You may think you "see this all the time" but you don't
know what transpired so drop it.

Thanks.

>Here is the thing though.  The van was never at Bob's!  It was in town at
>another repair shop getting other things done.  It is not like it was
>sitting in his driveway!  Apparently it is not a daily driver for you leave
>it at Greg's for extended periods of time.  And, just cause the vehicle
>happens to be in town, is Bob just sitting there sitting idly twiddling his
>thumbs?
>
>And i have read carefully.  I see this all the time........and deal with it
>daily in my business.  Everyone blaming everyone else when they did not do
>what they were supposed to /promised in the first place.
>
>Now, if the mechanics involved say you were supposed to bring it back, and
>you did not, how are they to blame?
>
>
>Adam P