What would you do? Here's the 411... I had a performance shop (Altered Atmosphere in Maryland) purchase a Supra Shortblock from Jim Coleman Toyota in Bethesda, Maryland back in February of 2003. The Shortblock spun a Thrust Bearing in October 2003 with 2,000 miles on it and the Crank walked on it. Now, I told the guys at Altered Atmosphere that I need the original receipt to prove to the folks at Jim Coleman that my Shortblock was bought from them, but Altered says they can't find the receipt. I then went to Jim Coleman Toyota with my receipt from the Shortblock install but they say that I need the receipt from Altered which states that a Shortblock was purchased. Currently, I'm getting the Serial Numbers off the Shortblock to prove to the Management at Jim Coleman Toyota that I indeed got it from them and maybe they'll get off their asses and check their computer. Jim Coleman also told me that they only keep records that go back 6 months. Bullshit! For tax purposes they have to have something! What should I do? Keep in mind that I'm almost expired with my 12 month warranty on this Shortblock...