New Lowboy trailer

[ihbuilder]

just from the machining and design stand point , 2 G for what's there , I see it . most ppl see the end result of all the hours of design/prototyping , setup and machining .

[russisloud]

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

just from the machining and design stand point , 2 G for what's there , I see it . most ppl see the end result of all the hours of design/prototyping , setup and machining .

so true!

[JDawg360]

You should let people set up an account so they can send payments and once they are paid in full you send out the trailer. I`d start paying right away.

[Claus]

Originally Posted by JDawg360

You should let people set up an account so they can send payments and once they are paid in full you send out the trailer. I`d start paying right away.

I doubt Ric wants to be the bank but I could be wrong.

[BRICKNICK]

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

just from the machining and design stand point , 2 G for what's there , I see it . most ppl see the end result of all the hours of design/prototyping , setup and machining .

Yea that's were I'm clue less, I couldnt begin to understand the cost of the machining, I'm just thinking of it in a larger scale of manufacturing like tamiya, if they were to sell them at a lower rate they would easily sell more. But obviously they arent selling numbers anyway near tamiyas sales numbers. But I would never expect them to sell for less then cost or even close to cost. Everyone's gotta eat rite? See for me I just think that its expensive, cause I was assuming the cost to manufacture it would be around $500-$1000. Once again I'm clue less with the machining and probably way off with the estimated cost to manufacture them. So if guys like Steve and Russ say that the cost vs. Price is right, then I am for sure inclined to believe you guys. Thank you for informing me that I was way off.