Choosing the right hot rod builder
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| − | + | Let me start by saying that I have an experience of what hot rod shop not to use. | |
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| + | I have an old truck on the works at this particular shop and this is what i Didn't do. | ||
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| + | Ask for references or phone numbers of other customers and call them to see what their experience was with the shop. | ||
| + | Look at the actual vehicles built by the shop. | ||
| + | Write a contract. | ||
| + | Fix a price for the job and pay accordingly. (don't pay a lot of money upfront) | ||
| + | Don't let the money go ahead of the job. | ||
| + | Set a Schedule and penalties if the job is not completed in a reasonable amount of time. | ||
| + | Establish penalties if the money is no paid on time too. | ||
| + | Visit different shops and explain what you expect and want. | ||
| + | Listen to what they have to say. | ||
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| + | Have a plan or what you want on your vehicle and stick to it. | ||
| + | Make sure you have enough money to see the project trough. | ||
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| + | Good luck | ||
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