Tarrytown, NY
Dear Johnny and staff,
I recently
had a terrible issue with electrical switches that run my windows, door
locks, memory, etc. I took out the whole unit that you instructed me to
and mailed it with all the pieces in a zip lock plastic bag. It is like
my switch blew apart! Anyway, I did as Johnny told me to and within 2
weeks, maybe less, a rebuilt part that looked new, arrived back at my
home in Cleveland, Ohio. Finally my windows, door locks and seats
started to work again. It even had the memory back. I was Allanté-ing
again! You made a tiny disaster in my little world feel all better
again. Thank you Father Allanté Johnny Monzo himself and the Mrs.
included. You are safe in Cleveland Ohio Johnny. You have a pass! Maybe
we'll meet soon. I'd enjoy that.
My sincerest regards,
Anthony Ioppolo Jr.
Thanks for
the e-mails. As I stated earlier in one of my e-mails, based on the
current economy no longer do I have evenings off during the week. I did
make it down to New Jersey a couple of weeks ago to the Allanté club
event, had to promise the wife we would go to AC after the show.
Johnny put on a great event, as usual it was a learning event and the
paintless dent removal guys work on my car that was worth the trip.
Regards,
Durwin Streeter
Hamden, CT
I took this picture from a window at my condo, it was an amazing sight. Now knowing how much my husband always wanted to buy an Allanté I called him to the window. He was speechless. If you know of any available please don't hesitate to email me with any and all information.
Thank You,
Penny
Wildwood NJ
Hi John, Just
wanted to let you know the car is running great!! Thanks for the good
work and friendly way you do business. I really appreciate it.
Hugs…
Vera
Green lane, PA
P.S Thanks for the detailing too! Mice say that it looks much nicer
Hey John,
My names Bill Conroy and I feel like I already know you. I live in
the Mountains of Vermont, and because I couldn't stand the number of
people that were showing up in NJ every day. I do, however, go home to
visit now and again.
Several years back I was coming back to VT and pulled into a rest
stop on the Jersey turnpike. I forget the name now but it is the first
one north of exit 5. There before my very eyes was this beautiful
Allanté! I had wanted one since the first time I laid eyes on one. Alas,
it was never to be as I am a man of modest means (okay, VERY
modest means). So I let the Idea leave my brain as all good ideas will
in time. Then came the dreaded day. “The Rest Stop Allanté”. I hadn't
seen one in years! But LO! This one was pulling a trailer! A trailer
made from the back half of another Allanté!
Oh cruel world. Who could do such a thing to an Allanté? NOW I KNOW!
It was you! The good thing is it got me thinking about Allanté again. So
recently when coming across some money I should have spent wisely; I
instead bought the 1990 Allanté sitting in the drive.
I flew out to Cincinnati to buy it and drove it back to Vermont.
However I went by way of Maryland and NJ, to visit some friends and
family and show them how I'm going senile. They all agreed I need help.
If only I had found your site before my trip. I would love to visit the
"museum". Also, what this about a $3,500 master cylinder? Why didn't I
know this before I bought the car.
Oh well, the damage is done.
I don't get a lot of time off from work but I sure would like to get
together some time with other senile people and discuss this sick
obsession.
Just a short intro to me and by the way......I Love the site!
Best,
Bill C
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Thanks to John Monzo for solving our battery drain problem. When we had John work on our car last summer for a rough running
problem (we had to trailer the Allante to NJ), he found that the brake
lights would come on by themselves. He replaced the brake light switch.
Now, even with the 14 degree cold here in VA, the battery still holds a
charge and the car starts right up. More importantly, the car is running
better than it has in years, and the gas mileage is in the 24 to 25 mpg
range.
Luv,
Liz and Dennis Junod
92 Pearl
Williamsburg, VA.
Dear Johnny,
My wife and I
were so proud of your terrific presentation on PBS's nationally
syndicated program, "Motor Week" last night. You looked and sounded
terrific, and the panning shot of our beloved vehicles resplendent in
color, shine, and style, was top of the line. Thank you for
representing "The flying Italian Cadillac" with such intelligence and
class!
Gratefully,
James G. Landi
Headmaster
The Salisbury School
Salisbury, MD.
Hi John:
Wanted to let you know the box came today and wouldn't you know it --
it's raining. How is that for timing! Thanks for everything, I really
appreciate it. You Make owning an Allanté fun.
Sal Caravello
Conway, SC.
Hi John:
About done, detailed the car both inside and out, took care of the SDD
error according to your instructions. Just completed putting the
patches on the top. Colene is sewing them tomorrow and we leave Friday
afternoon for the show at Virginia Beach. The carrier for the hard top
worked like a charm, I cleaned it up and replaced the wheels and we were
ready to go. Framed the picture and put it in the garage near the car
and we are all set. Thanks John for all your help, I will let you know
how we do at the show, car runs like it just came off the showroom floor
and looks like a million bucks. Colene and I purchased hats (I am not a
hat guy) had the top down and off to the beach we went cruising, I lost
at least ten years and loved every minute of it.
Best thing I ever did for myself......
Sal Caravello
Conway, SC.
John,
Thanks for
the tip on the toggle switch, (located under the boot well) worked just
like it should and locked the rear of the soft top, enjoying the
car......
Thanks for being on the other end.
Bob Gay
St. Louis, MO.