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On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 06:17:34 -0500, HK wrote:
I don't mind paying the dealer for the mechanical expertise and parts inventory he must carry, but activities such as "detailing" and shrinkwrapping don't require either, and I see no reason to pay dealer prices for them. There is a young guy up the street from me, high school student, who has made quite a small business out of detailing cars, boats, trucks, etc. A year ago, he stopped by when I was shrink wrapping the boats and asked some questions about it. He helped me wrap the Ranger, asked more questions and I told him - hey, simple investment, not a lot of money involved - go mobile like your detailing business. He's doing quite well with it. He hired three of his friends and they are now doing detailing and shrink wrapping all kinds of stuff on a mobile basis. He advertised shrink wrapping for RVs, trailers and ended up doing a whole collection of antique tractors for a local collector who is having a new storage/museum facility built. When I get my Ranger back, I'm probably going to take it to him to wrap instead of doing it myself. |
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