I think that you have started out good.
But get all your inventory up, it sucks when people tell you that they got X part from X store, but its not online, Why the F not.
Please don't be one of those companies.
A pic for all items, and a nice useful description please.
As much shop info as possible, email/phone/address/directions.
List of regular rates, i understand there are specials and customers that get a ton of work done will get hooked up, but somewhere to start would be awesome.
List of what you guys do, don't want to lose business cause someone didn't know that you guys provide a certain service.
Events calendar would be cool, i know there are people that would come to certain events you hold, such as a dyno day for say a drifting club, i would still come check it out. I like cars.
Of course a shop vehicle page, list of mods (at least ones you want to tell), dyno graph, track slip.
Dyno chart of top dyno #'s at your facility.
A tech forum, probably not needed. Too many on the net already and yours would just get crowded from other people who think they know and then by people that need to learn to search. Back in the day this might of been a good idea.
I don't think a huge gallery is needed, maybe a collection of all the cars you have worked on. Def. ones that you have built motor's for or something else big.
Well that is all i can think of right now, time to wipe.
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