traxxas at pep boys
12-22-2008, 06:05 PM
#31
Something to consider...
Pep Boys is an auto parts store. Many of their customers are do-it-yourself car buffs that change their own oil, do minor maintenance on their own cars, and are generally mechanically savvy. To me, that equals a much higher percentage of potential customers that will fix their broken RC's to play with them another day versus those purchased at a department store or online.
This could be a very, very big step for the hobby.
Pep Boys is an auto parts store. Many of their customers are do-it-yourself car buffs that change their own oil, do minor maintenance on their own cars, and are generally mechanically savvy. To me, that equals a much higher percentage of potential customers that will fix their broken RC's to play with them another day versus those purchased at a department store or online.
This could be a very, very big step for the hobby.
12-22-2008, 06:10 PM
#32
Something to consider...
Pep Boys is an auto parts store. Many of their customers are do-it-yourself car buffs that change their own oil, do minor maintenance on their own cars, and are generally mechanically savvy. To me, that equals a much higher percentage of potential customers that will fix their broken RC's to play with them another day versus those purchased at a department store or online.
This could be a very, very big step for the hobby.
Pep Boys is an auto parts store. Many of their customers are do-it-yourself car buffs that change their own oil, do minor maintenance on their own cars, and are generally mechanically savvy. To me, that equals a much higher percentage of potential customers that will fix their broken RC's to play with them another day versus those purchased at a department store or online.
This could be a very, very big step for the hobby.
12-22-2008, 07:16 PM
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Thats an excellent point. I also feel that it actually helps the hobby shops. I think as people get into the hobby and want to upgrade, they'll seek out what the hobby shops have to offer. I'd be surprised if Pepboys stocks after-market parts...
Something to consider...
Pep Boys is an auto parts store. Many of their customers are do-it-yourself car buffs that change their own oil, do minor maintenance on their own cars, and are generally mechanically savvy. To me, that equals a much higher percentage of potential customers that will fix their broken RC's to play with them another day versus those purchased at a department store or online.
This could be a very, very big step for the hobby.
Pep Boys is an auto parts store. Many of their customers are do-it-yourself car buffs that change their own oil, do minor maintenance on their own cars, and are generally mechanically savvy. To me, that equals a much higher percentage of potential customers that will fix their broken RC's to play with them another day versus those purchased at a department store or online.
This could be a very, very big step for the hobby.
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