BMW Engine Installs

[GhassanAutomotive]

Ghassan Automotive is looking for preferred engine installers; our shop has been overwhelmed with business, with over 40 vehicles outside the shop needing engine rebuilds we are not able to accept in-house installs at the current time and are looking to outsource some of our engines installs.

Currently needing reputable shops in the San Diego Area, California (ZIP 92118), and Kenner, Louisiana (ZIP 70065) to install an N55 and N54 engines respectively.

Please visit our website @ www.Ghassanautomotive.com for more information or www.facebook.com/ghassanauto; you can also give us a call at 405-780-0047 or email: [email protected].
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[Rcboosted2007]

Did you guys get around to making a list. Im interested in good California shops. Central california

 

[GhassanAutomotive]

Did you guys get around to making a list. Im interested in good California shops. Central california

We've outsourced a few jobs already, this is only a temporary solution until we either franchise out or start a dealer program.

 

[fmorelli]

Not exactly a trivial undertaking. The guy that built my house told me a story. It goes like this: "For years we had John do plumbing for the houses we built. He was excellent. Would show up with his journeyman and do great work. When the dot com boom hit, John decided to expand to 10 plumbers and trucks. About the only thing that is the same is the name on the side of the truck." In other words - running a singular business in a specialty area has pretty much nothing to do with a franchise. Ya'll have a great reputation and I wish you great fortune. Just beware. It ain't the same thing.

Filippo

 

[Rcboosted2007]

Great reputation indeed. Quality control is what I see most effective here.

 

[GhassanAutomotive]

Not exactly a trivial undertaking. The guy that built my house told me a story. It goes like this: "For years we had John do plumbing for the houses we built. He was excellent. Would show up with his journeyman and do great work. When the dot com boom hit, John decided to expand to 10 plumbers and trucks. About the only thing that is the same is the name on the side of the truck." In other words - running a singular business in a specialty area has pretty much nothing to do with a franchise. Ya'll have a great reputation and I wish you great fortune. Just beware. It ain't the same thing.

Filippo

I really really appreciate the input, I've done a lot of research and sat down with many industry experts that are very knowledgable when it comes to going public or franchising, this is a path I will have to go down one way or another to follow my dreams. You may laugh at me, but my goals are to have an automotive business big enough to own a private jet, picking up clients that are having us build their vehicles.

 

[Rcboosted2007]

This is a good of time as any. People have excess again. And the resurgence is now in a growth pattern. The business model is sound, and highly replicable throughout multiple key areas. Good luck.

 

[Rcboosted2007]

Any luck finding an outfit in California?

 

[Torgus]

You may laugh at me, but my goals are to have an automotive business big enough to own a private jet, picking up clients that are having us build their vehicles.

Go big or go home.

 

[fmorelli]

That's likely not the BMW crowd by a long shot. Maybe super to hyper car audience. That said, I love the big bite of the apple - go get it!

Filippo