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Comment on www.jacksfords.freeservers? by The Co_oL

The Co_oL — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 00:07:45 +0000

Comment on how can i register a car with no tittle and no bill of sale? by jsbrads

jsbrads — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 00:06:41 +0000

no need title
contact dmv to find out how to get new title there is a process

Comment on Putting on a classic car show. Can I get some input please? by marcy

marcy — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:03:15 +0000

There’s a wealth of information on this on the internet, but nothing will be as valuable to you as someone who has already put on some car shows. There’s a good club called the Six Pack Road Club. They can help you.

Comment on Putting on a classic car show. Can I get some input please? by mike1942f

mike1942f — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:03:15 +0000

As a non-profit wanting to make money, the first thing you do is get sponsors so all the basic cost of the show is covered so there is no risk to your organization if nobody shows up or if it rained out.
Then you get lots of liability insurance.
Then you sell T-shirts (or given them as part of admission fee, if site can have controlled access) with all the sponsors listed on the back.
"Classic" don’t you mean "Custom"? Classic cars are old and expensive and nobody is allowed in them and they don’t Hop.
You don’t handle the food, you hire a caterer, because the food handling regulations are so complicated – especially in Calif.

Comment on Do car dealerships issue "demo" cars to salesmen? by mccoyblues

mccoyblues — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:06:31 +0000

All new car dealers and most premium used car dealers allow their best sales people to drive a company owned "demo" car. It’s a perk for being a top salesman and if you want to promote your dealership the last thing you want to do is have your best sales people driving around some other brand or some old ugly car. Not all salesmen get cars, but the best usually earn the right to drive home a demo.

Comment on Do car dealerships issue "demo" cars to salesmen? by Otto

Otto — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:06:31 +0000

Dealerships offer use of a "demo" as a perk to the top sales people as an incentive to keep up on sales levels. They don’t give them to every sales person.

Comment on Do car dealerships issue "demo" cars to salesmen? by the man

the man — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:06:31 +0000

yes. and they will have a special dealer license plate.

Comment on Do car dealerships issue "demo" cars to salesmen? by †† Sierra ††

†† Sierra †† — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:06:31 +0000

Yeah, but they give them out for barely any purpose…

Comment on Is the Volvo 240 heading for Classic Car status? by hobbabob

hobbabob — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:33:28 +0000

in truth yes and no. only the 242 T and the bertone coups were built in quantities small enough to become a true classic.
this is not to say that other model versions will not become collectible antiques, many of these cars were passed down to the off-spring of the original owners and then passed down to their off-spring when they came of driving age. so there are many people that grew up in volvo family’s.
this is the target resale group who will keep companies such I.P.D. in business.
the cars themselves have few inherent faults [old world style wiring,difficult to service heater blower motors, and a weak air-conditioning system [[low output and a compressor that was prone to hydraulic slugging from over charging]].
unlike for example a mid sixties 4 door pontiac executive [which has and will never achieve anything more than "nice old car status" the 244's & 245's have a strong following even when not equipped with a turbo..these cars are true icons of both styling and reliability, stately without being pretentous.
[the original 2 series market target was the 4 cylinder gas powered mercedes 113 body, it achieved
entry mercedes luxury using a plastic interior and fuel injection at approx. 1/3 less the mercedes price [when was the last time you saw a gas 113 ?]

Comment on Is the Volvo 240 heading for Classic Car status? by volksdragon

volksdragon — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:33:28 +0000

NO, only the P1800′s are