downfire?

[bangbangskeetskeet]

Two Humperts Customs is gonna whoop everyone's ass. paint/body/motor/audio/video/security. all under one roof. (still working on a name, that one isn't set in stone)

That's what I wanna do with my shop.
Performance/paint/body/interior/audio/misc fab work. Not gonna happen for a while tho. Gotta make and save some money, get a business plan together, research locations and all that first.

[lo-lyf]

Yuuup. It always sounds easier than it is. I have a shop already, it's just not prime location for here, there's no money to be made in Wichita Falls anyway. Too much competition in a small area.

[A2theR84]

ive heard of people putting blocks in the seats to gain a little room underneath and build a pretty decent ported box ill see if i can find any examples
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[zeake]

Anyone can steal the name, but every few months I do an online check to see what pops up. It's amazing what and who I find. If you really want the name, email me, I also own the .com domain name and have for years as well as the logo I use. If you want any shirts, let me know or just go to Cafe Press and do a search.

Ya gotta love it!

MM
Malicious Motorsports

You signed up just for that. . . . . . .. . . . .

[pl4yboy]

Hell why not? I mean if they really want to use the name, I've got the .com for one of them. Besides, I might find some useful info among the threads if I look hard enough.

LMAO, you own the .com but don't have a site built. Your geocities backup site isn't even built. You have a Yahoo email posted for a site that you own... you could have had a @maliciousmotorsports.com. Sounds like you don't have much at all. I don't see how I'd be stealing anything. This is all hypothetical bullshit of course. The fact that I'm still in college for another year and don't plan on doing anything more than oilfield after school kind of shows how serious I am. But then again, if I get a wild hair, I don't see why it would be an issue. Eventually you'll quit paying for a site that you'll never build or be serious about.