Imagine being able to turn your 986 Boxster into a CayBox for a mere $2,500.
I think that a street/Race version of this will have some marketability as a product.
You just need some kind of trunk access to get at the dipstick/oil/water fill ports and the trunk space.
Someone with decent Fiberglass and mold making skills could probably make a nice business out of this.
Surely theres a retired Porsche enthusiast with these skills and time that could use the extra dough.
$30/hr x 40 hrs per unit = 1,200
Materials 300
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Unit Manufacturing cost $1,500
Once you get into production and with 2 molds
one person could make 2 units per week.
30/hr x 20 hrs per unit = 600
materials 300
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Unit Manufacturing cost $900
Profit per unit is $1600 plus earning 30/hr
So in a year thats $1600 x 48 working weeks x 2 units per week = $153,600
Plus $30/hr for 48 weeks = $57,600
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$211,200/yr
Deduct the outsource of 2 mold making costs in the first year ~$15,000
Anyone want to earn their next brand new car for 6 months work.
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2001 Boxster S, Top Speed muffler, (Fred's) Mini Morimotto Projectors, Tarret UDP,
Short Shifter, Touch Screen Dual Din Radio, 03 4 Bow glass Top (DD & Auto-X since May 17,2012)
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