Newb with pricing question

[GP1482]

Originally Posted by mrmustang

As a dealer can you really say it was a wise investment without just a bit of prejudice, especially since you hope to find many more customers like the original owner of this car?

Bill S.

Bill...

As a Dealer...I don't bat an eye at what a customer wants, or asks for...it is their money, and their money to spend. The comical part of this is...here at Superformance, we make our money on selling the "Roller"...if a customer want's a crazy engine from Roush, Ford, Shelby, etc...or crazy aftermarket customizations...they order those directly from the manufacturer...and have them shipped directly to the installer, we just put them in touch with right people...as I am sure you know the process...the customer pays me ONLY for the roller, pays Roush/Shelby/Ford/Etc directly for the engine, then pays the installer directly for the install/trans/options/etc...

So...if someone want's to come to me, lay out his "dream" car...I will make it happen...if someone comes to me looking for maybe a "bargain" per se...I will do my best by finding them a good "pre-owned" car...

In regards to your questions...YES, I loved working with this guy...he knew exactly what he wanted, I put together everything for him...and the deal was done...no tire kicking, no year long endless emails and phone calls...he is a class act, and I am sorry to see he is letting it go!

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by GP1482

Bill...

As a Dealer...I don't bat an eye at what a customer wants, or asks for...it is their money, and their money to spend. The comical part of this is...here at Superformance, we make our money on selling the "Roller"...if a customer want's a crazy engine from Roush, Ford, Shelby, etc...or crazy aftermarket customizations...they order those directly from the manufacturer...and have them shipped directly to the installer, we just put them in touch with right people...as I am sure you know the process...the customer pays me ONLY for the roller, pays Roush/Shelby/Ford/Etc directly for the engine, then pays the installer directly for the install/trans/options/etc...

So...if someone want's to come to me, lay out his "dream" car...I will make it happen...if someone comes to me looking for maybe a "bargain" per se...I will do my best by finding them a good "pre-owned" car...

In regards to your questions...YES, I loved working with this guy...he knew exactly what he wanted, I put together everything for him...and the deal was done...no tire kicking, no year long endless emails and phone calls...he is a class act, and I am sorry to see he is letting it go!

That's a pretty damn good answer.

[COBRA427]

I sure would like to know why after spending all that money on this gorgeous car, the seller suddenly decided to offer the car for sale before the Rousch motor was even broken in !!!

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by COBRA427

I sure would like to know why after spending all that money on this gorgeous car, the seller suddenly decided to offer the car for sale...

Because he was wise enough to realize that a work of art is never finished, it is merely abandoned.

[GP1482]

Originally Posted by COBRA427

I sure would like to know why after spending all that money on this gorgeous car, the seller suddenly decided to offer the car for sale before the Rousch motor was even broken in !!!

I asked myself the same question...I do know that he has a "Hangar" full of other toys...and yes, I literally mean a "Hangar" full...

When we were going through everything, he was mentioning some of the other "toys" he had...and the best way to describe it would be...go pick up this months issue of Dupont Registry, close your eyes, flip to 10 different pages and pick 3 on each page, lol.