White Boy wrote:The main problem is that there is not enough people that would pay for them. Everyone wants them but not many will pay.
Wild Weasel wrote:White Boy wrote:The main problem is that there is not enough people that would pay for them. Everyone wants them but not many will pay.
That's not true. If someone makes them, they will sell and they'd have the market cornered. There are NO aftermarket headlight options for the 95-02 Sunfires and the only taillight options for the coupes are ugly as sin.
Those taillights sell. Headlights would sell as well. Hell, headlights that look like ass will sell because there are no other options.
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...only throws in max about $100 of profit for me. Now you might think thats greedy or that should be plenty to hold me over, but try telling me that after slaving 30-40hrs to make them.
daniel arellano wrote:hey white boy you said you have the just the clear plastic cover for sunfire headlights.
I understand the price being around $300 to $500,
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If I can just change the plastic covering to a clear plastic without all those dimple effect I know my headlights will look brighter and I can see better.
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business is business. people are going to buy the cheaper product.
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some poor bastard in one of those countries worked forty hours to make less than 100 bucks
KevinP (The IOU One IDB) wrote:Quote:
...only throws in max about $100 of profit for me. Now you might think thats greedy or that should be plenty to hold me over, but try telling me that after slaving 30-40hrs to make them.
When you buy an aftermarket part that says, "made in china, taiwan, korea or hencho en mexico" guess what... some poor bastard in one of those countries worked forty hours to make less than 100 bucks. this leads consumers to believe 3 things:
1. you're greedy.
2. capitalism is king
3. you really suck at making headlights because that foreign bastard churned out more than one solitary pair in a week.
business is business. people are going to buy the cheaper product. just because you value your own work for 100 dollars doesn't mean that we do. reiterate point 3. if you could churn out enough headlights to warrant 100 dollars profit in a week, then you would get it. actually, you would probably get more.
no offense to you at all, you've got a sweet ride and all and the work is great, but the point stands for itself.