hey chevy people

what's up

i will be opening a shop in Castro valley next month , we will deal with muscle cars,imports,classics,lowrider and trucks.

i need your help on bringing the best for you and bay area.

what will like for us to carry in the shop for your camaros?
what do expect from us.

by the way, what will make us better than other shops?
is that i understand the felling on building a car. We usually do it for the lady's (admitted) and for us, but now i yeast gut married and decided to open a shop dedicated to the bay area..

like what kind of shop??? like napa and autozone selling cold air intakes and neon lights?? or a real shop that builds peformance engines and drivetrains, and actually makes cars fast???

chop shop?

i want one of those big ass wings i see on the ricers make sure it's aluminum then it'll look faster.

i want a big non-functional hood scoop

by the way, what will make us better than other shops?
is that i understand the felling on building a car. We usually do it for the lady's (admitted) and for us, but now i yeast gut married and decided to open a shop dedicated to the bay area..

I want you to learn how to speak english and be able to put a proper sentence together let alone spell the word "just" as "yeast". :grinno: If you can talk the language I'm sure it'll make your business much more successful :p

most of the newer auto shops you see anymore (the ones with the big rims in the windows and the universal fart can on the shelf) are all the same. anyone can get a business license and order discounted parts for resale. if you want to impress people with that kind of setup atleast have a project car you can show-off and that should give you more contacts as far as performance/body related work goes as well. if you want to set yourself apart from the rest you should get involved in serious performance work. go to your local strip and meet as many people as you can, talk about tech etc. building performance blocks for resale is a good way to start, and having that project car to back em up is even better.

can i get those strobe lights attatched to my wiper fluid squirters cause those are the ultimate cosmetic touch up you can do to any car! will you be able to supply muffler bearings at an affordable cost as well as blinker fluid? or will you be able to grind cranks and cams or are you just a guy who gets work and then takes it to other shops like the "machine shop" down the road from me?

damn guys, i have to say im a bit dissapointed in the posts. we actually get a chance to give real feedback to a shop, to put an end to the shops your talking about, and this is what yall post. i was expecting a bit more.

foreshame...anywho, i would say (from my experience) just be able to do a decent job on the parts you sell. ive had a lot of friends go into performance shops and the work that comes out is horrible. it seems to me that a lot of shops (again from my experience round the hometown) take advantage of people that dont know the difference between quality work and horseshit attached to a car...

Well it would be nice to have internet advertizing, I know that I wouldnt of bought alot of stuff if it wasnt for the net, Im getting 3.73 posi that i wouldnt have if it wasnt for the net. You should check it out.