Eagles' Malik Jackson Sues West Coast Customs over Car Build Prices

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Malik Jackson has filed a lawsuit against the famed West Coast Customs car shop following a dispute about the cost to makeover two of his vehicles.

TMZ Sports reported Saturday that Jackson is seeking over $187,000 from the California company for breach of contract based on misquoted prices to overhaul his Chevy Gasser and Chevy Cruiser, which have been in WCC's shop since last July.

Jackson alleged in court documents the company is seeking to charge him an extra $150,000 for the Cruiser and $37,000 for the Gasser before returning the completed cars, per TMZ.

West Coast Customs didn't return the outlet's request for comment on the lawsuit.

The company was previously spotlighted on two television shows, MTV's Pimp My Ride and TLC's Street Customs.

Jackson signed a three-year, $30 million contract with the Eagles in March 2019. He previously played for the Denver Broncos and Jacksonville Jaguars, earning $67.3 million so far in his career, according to OverTheCap.

The 30-year-old Los Angeles native made one appearance for Philadelphia last season before suffering a season-ending foot injury.

He's expected to compete with Javon Hargrave for a starting job alongside Fletcher Cox in the middle of the Eagles' defensive line in 2020. Training camp is scheduled to open Tuesday.