The Ford Barn - View Single Post - OT: Is a 'themed' shop necessary to a (potential) customer??

Richard Lorenz · 10-28-2014, 03:59 PM

I would not overdo the glamour aspect. A display of your spare restored Model A parts would be nice and not expensive.
Also some 3-ring notebooks with before and after photos would convince the potential customer that you can perform miracles. A few in-between photos would show that you do strip down the car to pieces that are individually restored.

One book only of restored cars might help the customer decide on the color as well as decide that you are the one to do the work. Nice paint jobs can be mouth-watering.

10-28-2014, 03:59 PM	#13
Richard Lorenz Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 447	Re: OT: Is a 'themed' shop necessary to a (potential) customer?? I would not overdo the glamour aspect. A display of your spare restored Model A parts would be nice and not expensive. Also some 3-ring notebooks with before and after photos would convince the potential customer that you can perform miracles. A few in-between photos would show that you do strip down the car to pieces that are individually restored. One book only of restored cars might help the customer decide on the color as well as decide that you are the one to do the work. Nice paint jobs can be mouth-watering.