Discussion about the actual resale value of a Pro-touring car

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by ironworks

For the most part we have just gotten better with everyday. But the biggest difference is to know how to spot customers that do not understand how much effort it might take to accomplish what they want. I try to talk every new customer into buying a car before even thinking about building one. The build cost adds up so fast I can't even believe it. So learning how to educate new customers and just working with our repeat customers is our main focus. A business has to make money or it's just a tax shelter for some rich guy. Well it's just me trying to support my family and pay my guys as much as I can so they can do the same. After almost 15 years in business a guy better learn some things to improve on.

I have gotten a lot smarter in the past few years. If it does not make money, create business or make my customers happy I sold it.

I'm asking this question to research another possible revenue stream possibility.

I think there's a market for a quality car that's safe, sorted out, and fun to drive that isn't $100K+. The biggest problem is duplicating that price point when all the donor cars will have completely different needs to get them to that point.