jiminycricket said:You'll never know for sure until you try Ryoken. Even then it may not look promising at first. Build 2 or 3 and try to sell them. Try ebay, try different boards like full size chevy, norcalbigdawgs, et. See if you can find a niche market.
Any type of labor intensive, expensive custom part will never sell "large quantities" to a market that's looking for a balance of moderate quality part for a bargain price.
If these were custom Ferrari F-40 dashes you'd probably sell a larger volume because the market and the money are there to support it. That's my 2 cents.
Be proud of your work, you are very talented.
Honestly, if I was selling 2, maybe 3 a week that would be fine with me... I really wouldn't want it to be much more than that... Would lose that personal QC that I want if I was just chunking them out... This will be a spare-time thing for me and I'm thinking that will be enough to keep me plenty busy..
The way I'm figuring it, I'll start slow with the marketing and take care of the CK5 customers first, then as that slows I'll start bringing them to other markets.... Gotta take care of the brotherhood!
And hey thanks for the compliment.. I don't have alot of things in this life but I do have a deepseated passion for custom, original mods and projects.. It's fun to apply some so-called talents and my personal touch to things I build... Just wish I had more money to do other projects I can dream up....
I'm hyped on getting my glovebox breaker system done so I can turn you guys onto it.. Maybe inspire someone to try something different...I've learned alot over the many hotrods I've built over the years and am pretty confident I know whats badarse, and whats ghey...
just kidding. good luck getting this project up and running.

