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| Q: Why does it take so long for a body shell
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| A: The reason it takes so long for each new model to appear are several.
Mostly because of our commitment to produce only the finest part available
on the market. In order to do that, it takes time to not only make the parts
that will become components, but, to make sure they all jig and fit together
for welding producing a product that requires minimal body work to finish
a project. Because a great deal of the parts we use for each body shell
are also sold as parts, it is paramount to us to insure the fit and quality
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| Q: Why can't you just make different models? |
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A: The answer is licensing. As every body shell we manufactured
has to done under meticulous standards set by GM/Saab and licensed by either
General Motors or FORD, the licensing process can be considerable and expensive.
Consequently; the models selected, are selected for their popularity and
the general consensus of their ability to sell. Whereas, you may feel; if
we made a 1967 Buick Electra 225 Limited body shell it would be a great
seller because that's what you want. In reality, there really wouldn't be
much of a market for them. We have to choose each model one a t a time and
never with a coin toss.
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Dynacorn
International Inc. is not affiliated with General Motors Corporation
or the Ford Motor Company.
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Dynacorn
Classic Bodies Inc. Copyright 2011 All rights reserved
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