What does it take to start a Hotrod Shop?

[arue333]

Iron Works> How did you start out?

[z4me69]

if you look at all the successful shops they have 1 thing in common it's not equipment .that helps speed things up .but you will find raw talent that is the most important thing

[RECOVERY ROOM]

Originally Posted by z4me69

if you look at all the successful shops they have 1 thing in common it's not equipment .that helps speed things up .but you will find raw talent that is the most important thing

Some of the best builders I work with don't have alot of big equipment,Talent will get you farther than anything else.

[Sandbagger]

I have been in the collision industry most of my life . Id like to know how they bill out some of these zillion hour creations .

[mexMan]

I want to say tools, a garage and a lot of passion. If you have that, you can start building things for yourself, tell some people about what you do, and, well, profit. But I bet it takes a lot of time to grow and have a shop big enough to keep in the business.

[deuce_454]

its like every buisness... you need costumers! Everybody can stock a warehouse, but selling it is the hard part.... and today i guess yon really need organizational skills.. you need to know what and when you can deliver and how muct to charge.... and lastly you need costumers!