Shop Visit thru Fresno
Richard Rodriguez greeted us. Richard established Payless in
1994. This very busy shop thrives on word of mouth, and it’s
a fun place just to stop by: they even have pinball machines in
the waiting room!
Richard has a unique security system called Tiger, a feline
that made his home in the shop. Tiger is as much a part of the
Payless family as Richard.
Richard also fabricates off-road vehicles: Jeep, Sand Rails
and also a 4X4 Mustang. In fact, he does just about everything,
from running the front office to working the bench. And he
does it all with one goal in mind: service to customer, with
professionalism and honesty.
I.T.C. building room
Jim Vartanian, owner of I.T.C. still getting his hands dirty
Rolling up to Payless
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