Clarification on Suncoast and Joe

[outnumbered]

Does Joe work for Suncoast or for someone else?

 

[Bone]

The establishment of Sun Coast Converters in 1989 by Joe Webb and Ron Wolverton was in answer to the demand for a quality after-market torque converter. The company was founded on the premise that quality in manufacturing, durability, and performance was the only consideration in torque converter production. By responding to a market that demanded a superior product Sun Coast has enjoyed continuous growth and success for over 16 years. With the introduction of light duty diesel truck in the early 90's, Sun Coast responded to the increasing demands for torque converters and transmissions that would enhance the performance and durability of the light duty diesel truck. Production began in limited capacity and as reputation and demand grew, so did the company. Starting with 2 guys and 2500 sq. ft, Sun Coast has grown to over 20 employees and over 20,000 sq. ft. The company has grown 10 fold but our goals have remained unchanged

http://www.suncoastconverters.com/aboutus/aboutsuncoast.html

 

[outnumbered]

Well there you have it! Thanks Bone.

 

[Bone]

Any questions about them? I went down there a couple of weeks ago.

 

[Bone]

I Joe I usually reference is Joe Mama!

 

[outnumbered]

The "joe" I usually reference is Joe at westminster. He did mike's tranny (nowwhat).

There is a Joe at Suncoast and a Joe at Westminster? So NowWhat's tranny did not come from Joe at Suncoast?