I have been a customer at Brad's Corvette Parts on several occasions and the parts were good. However, if you get a bad part from him you will incur the costs of double labor or waste precious time with inadequate recourse from Brad's Corvette Parts. I recently needed a brake master cylinder and brake booster so I turned to Brad to keep my cost down. This time was a very different experience than my first few. First, he gave me a master cylinder for the wrong year and model after he told me that they were all the same. He said there is no difference between them. I gave to my mechanic and it was installed but to my dismay the brake line fittings were different than mine so I had to return it to Brad. He reimbursed me for the brake master cylinder. Then a factory brake master cylinder was ordered and installed. Again to my dismay, the brake booster was "10 times worse than my faulty booster", said Miro Suarez of Miro Performance in Pompano. Brad stated to me that all of his parts come from properly and previously running cars so the part will be good after I asked for assurance that I wouldn't have any issues. He had to take out the brake booster for a second time and he ordered the GM part. The GM booster fixed my problem but the double labor was expensive due to Brad's Corvette Parts unusable booster. I took the booster back to Brad and he refunded me the money for the booster but refused to make concessions for my extra incurred costs from the faulty booster. Basically, Brad may sell you a part that does not work and you will be stuck with labor costs and/or wasted personal time. Be wary when dealing with the business.