Let's not forget about Jim swathout and all his great parts it's the little
guys you have to take your hat off too. A lot of money goes into r&d and
start up. Rember we are looking at a finished product think about what he
had to do to get it here, Looks great buy the way.
----- Original Message -----
From: <cm.sherman@verizon.net>
To: <6pack@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, March 21, 2004 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: Center Console Available
> In the past year, since taking over the Editor position of the 6-PACK, I
> learned to refrain from posting comments, which may be interpreted as
> bias, but feel that this is one of few occasions that merit my
> participation.
>
> I have spoken with Mr. Beeker (http://www.triumphconsoles.com) and must
> commend his efforts. He is one of those few individuals who continues to
> keep our sport interesting and alive. Let us recognize and support those
> that try to breed innovation, introduce new products or options to our
> marque - people like JMWagner (silicon gasket), Richard Good (performance
> parts), David Bonito (billet aluminum parts), Rob Gibbs (SS accessories)
> and Walt Hollowell (chrome plate) are just a few.
>
> These individuals are far from profiteers. They offerings are not
> presented as those of 'commercial' vendors, nor are the goods vital to
> keeping our cars on the road. They simply extend the options available in
> the marketplace for those who choose to customize our cars.
>
> I do believe the list feedback is invaluable, and we are all price
> sensitive - so I encourage everyone to comment. But do keep in mind,
> supply-side economics does apply here, and the development of such goods
> in low volume always drives cost up. The bottom line is that there will
> always be someone willing to pay $3000 for a NOS TR6 hardtop (per S&C in
> Darien,CT), $800 for TR6 taillight assembly, or $1000 for a set of NOS
> carbs.
>
>
> Corey Sherman
> cm.sherman@verizon.net
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