Business ProfileforDon's Bus Box

On Jan 8, we purchased a new engine from **** and had transmission rebuilt, brakes, ball joints, and shocks replaced. Feb 1, the ** van was ready. We picked the vehicle up went to fuel it up, and in less than 10 miles, the engine back fired, and bent the pushrod. He towed the van back to his shop, about 3 blocks away by chain, and he had told me that the emergency flashers were fixed, and when I used them, it almost started an electrical fire. I had also noted that the brakes were shakey, and park brake does not hold, and accelerator sticks. On Feb 7, the bus is ready, he had told me that the headlight switch that was replaced was faulty, causing it to backfire and bend the pushrod. We pick up the vehicle, and he said they test drove it for 3 days with no problem. Brakes still shaking, throttle sticking no parking brake still. I fix the stickey throttle. The new brakes, rotors and drums were warped. 10 miles or less driven. And at this point, i notice oil leaking, and not a little bit either. As i am going up a hill to get to the fuel station to check the oil smell, the transmission is coming out of gear, and the belt was coming off of the pully. He said that they had driven it, how could they have not noticed any of these things. Upon entering the town I live in, the throttle linkage falls apart, and I have to repair it myself. He sent me to a local mechanic to get the leak and pully fixed. He fixed what he could, but still leaking oil, and brakes, and transmission not fixed. We have not even driven 250 miles. We made him aware that we would be out of country, and he would be in contact with our lawyer to handle business while we were gone, so he blocked our numbers, and would not respond to calls or texts. He would not cover the tow. We paid to tow it. He says that he fixed it, but we towed it to an independent mechanic to check out, as we do not trust ***'s work, which means can he honor the warranty to our satisfaction?