Pre-A Bent Window Coupe - Seduction Motorsports

Great news!  Keep up the hard work Dan.  Does the Pre-A Coupe get aluminum trim on the front and rear windows?  Cant wait to see the interior and dash pics. I would reccomend that a few of your new customers get active on this forum and on the SOC Face Book pages. 

I try to encourage them to get active on the forums but they are usually too busy!!!! One of my most recent clients who placed an order for a Spyder and Coupe told me he didn't have Facebook... was a shocker to me considering his employer is one of the world's largest computer builders in the industry... I guess it makes since, he probably wouldn't have time! lol

One client (The Facebook build) just took 1st in Place at Chico, CA Concours with his aquamarine blue on rolls royce red Spyder we built earlier in the year. Very exciting. I'll try to get some pictures to post on here.

You just had to make it my favorite 356 color, didn't you Dan?  That's gorgeous but now I have to wipe the drool off my keyboard.

Peter and I have a couple 356 coupes in our local club that color, and one, I believe, is a Bent windshield Pre-A.

Another member should have his back from restoration any week now.

That is a very pretty color, indeed...

Facebook ??  What is this facebook thing of which you speak....  have I missed something ?

Here you go Bart.  

https://www.facebook.com/SeductionMotorsports

I was kidding...to be honest, I find the whole social media thing amusing.... 

Here are some pics of a Spyder we built last year for a client who is Head of Operations over at Facebook... his Spyder just took 1st place Best in Class at the Chico Concours d'Elegance. Ironic... notice the color? Non metallic.

The last pictures are next to Roger Rodas and Paul Walker's crash site...

Very gorgeous color, one of my favorites! Another would be Laguna Seca Blue on the BMW M3... but let's just keep that color on BMWs

I get it Bart but us working age guys really have to adapt to it or die a slow death by not being on it (for business).  I need to get off my butt and make a nice business page like Dan at Seduction has or else I will miss a whole bunch of business and maybe a few generations of potential clients.  I hope one of my boys get interested in Insurance and Financial Services so they can take on the task. 

Thanks Marty! I need to find some time to update my website! I use Shopify, trying to find a way to incorporate Photo Galleries right now. It's so time consuming cropping pictures and adding watermarks for the website. Wish I knew how to use Photoshop... maybe I'll take an intro to Photoshop class at a community college or something. I currently use Adobe Lightroom for adding watermarks to images, but past that is over my head. I taught myself CAD back in high school and college which came in handy for all our CNC'd parts. I generally use Facebook because I can just use my cell phone while working to update everyone.

Their Coupe button isn't working.

The wireless internet will transformed the world, hopefully a fact based beneficial transformation.  IMHO of course.

I know nothing about the business applications of Facebook but using the web, I shopped for and bought and insured and paid for a new Wrangler yesterday in my boxers.

Never left the house, never wrote a check, never kicked a tire and got exactly what I wanted at the lowest possible price.  Amazing...

I no longer carry a wallet or a checkbook and I am a old fart.

Now Apple is telling me that debit/credit cars will be obsolete.  

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Most of my clients never even stop in for a visit. They send me an email then wire transfer. It's crazy how quickly one can just make a transaction happen!

In Japan, Hong Kong, and most of the Asia Pacific Rim, credit/debit cards have been obsolete for years now. Example, you walk up to a vending machine, scan your phone. You get your soda/candy... bills you later via phone to bank account. Most cases, if you set up auto pay online, you save money or get a discount. I was at a bank in California over the weekend, a Chase bank... had automated bank tellers. They were basically a huge iPad or screen like you see in the new Tesla dashboard. Even lets you select, $5, $10, $20, $50, or $100's when making a withdraw.

The Coupe button will work here soon. Still sorting out pricing on our turnkeys for the coupes. We will be using all OEM/OE fitment items from Stoddard, glass, seals, trim, etc etc. Just working out negotiations and figuring out bulk/wholesale pricing so customers won't be paying a retail price on items.

I love that color, what color blue? 

A coupe is on my bucket list!