In 2007, I took my grandmother's car to Maverick Glass to have the windshield replaced. After replacement, they hit it with a large truck, buckling the hood. After repairs and delivering the car to my grandmother, the head gaskets blew. Her mechanic found the radiator was not getting coolant to the engine and there was a milky white liquid in it, perhaps suggesting the use of leak stop. The five arguments that the owner has for not paying the amount I paid for the car ($1350) or the value of the car 1)He put $1,800 repairs in the car (yet it was not repaired properly) 2)It was an old radiator (which worked fine until his employee backed into it with a very large truck) 3)The radiator held pressure (probably due to the stop leak grandmother's mechanic found) 4)A mechanic and his lawyer told him its not his fault. That mechanic has since rescinded that statement upon learning the car was smashed not bumped. 5) I should be suing the radiator company they took it to.