BTW, the reason I wanted to start buying dash pads direct is because they also make them for Chevy/GMC trucks. The distributor I was buying them from doesn't carry truck parts, so in the past I wasn't able to get the truck pads. I'll add them to the web site soon. There is so much to do right now with most of the vendors updating their prices for the new season, introducing new stuff, that pesky IRS document, trying to get more pictures done for the web site, trying to always do new buy-ins, get more selection and better prices, juggle shipping rates to make them work out more accurately, etc.
For anybody who has ever wondered, this business is very hard to get started in. Some customers seem to think it's easy and we roll in dough and laugh about it all night long. I've actually never worked so hard for so little money in my life, but that is an investment on my part, and the only way I can make it work. Thanks to everybody who has supported me from this list. I may have a surprise in the air with MBUSA, and my nephew John would be happy to fill in for me here when he gets discharged from the Marines next month should I start working with them on a regular basis. Nothing definite, but I think it would be great to set him up with a career that he can apply himself to after serving in battle in Iraq. They gave him the choice to learn open warfare (like literally when there are big open spaces) or house-to-house. He chose the latter and ended up having some very up close and personal experiences as a result. He did what he had to do for his country, and it's good to know that he is coming home safe. John Nasta
