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Originally Posted by KitCarstoGo
Hello Kit Car World,
My name is Brian, I'm from SC. I just joined the Cobra Club today. I along with a Partner and some friends wanted to get into making Kit cars and offer one that an average man/woman could afford and build. When I started we sold two Kits that had minor issues with the front chassis set up. The struts were slightly too high. We didn't realize this at the time, we had just started! Not any issues that could have caused injuries to the customer, but could have taken away from the Kits maximum achievements at a show. We've been in business now for a year, fixed the problems and everyone since the problem has been corrected has beed astonished at the quality and craftsmanship of our Kits, and at a price they could afford..........
I'm only hoping the kit car market can understand our Kits' pricing so low doesn't take away at all from the Standards we believe a Kit should represent in a competitve market. Everyone welcome at our shop anytime we are there!
we would love to have you see in person the process and crew that has their hands on every KIT".
Thank youu so much and have a wonderful day.
Sincerely, Kit Cars to Go.......Brian.  |
"We've been in business now for a year, fixed the problems and everyone since the problem has been corrected has beed astonished at the quality and craftsmanship of our Kits, and at a price they could afford.........."
You state, "We didn't realize this at the time, we had just started"
When I called and said hey, the frame is higher on one side then the other, you stated "Ya we noticed that, but thought it was the tires".
Fixed what problems, my problem is not fixed, please post names and points of contact of kits sold to people outside your family and partners that pose as customers so that potential customers can contact them for reference. Please include Dave and myself. I can be reached at 954-575-2111
George Covelli