New X10P4 Touring Car From MLP
10-03-2006, 08:00 PM
#556
Not one person told me if they were the ones that did this and not one person said if they thought it was funny but I did find it funny.
someone emailed me this and I never did find out who it was.
but they put me in there with some good company!
Must have been a AE Driver or Cyclone Driver
ok I will take them down!
someone emailed me this and I never did find out who it was.
but they put me in there with some good company!
Must have been a AE Driver or Cyclone Driver
ok I will take them down!
Last edited by Marty Peterson; 08-03-2008 at 12:45 PM.
10-04-2006, 08:56 AM
#560
Originally Posted by RC Old Man
That would be GREAT for carpet!
I will try a 2piece top deck like that as well thinking for onroad asphalt just remove the posts and it should work as well as our other upper deck but we will know when you are done testing it
Plus I have been Simi Retired for the last year but Now Monday I am going back to work full time
Last edited by Marty Peterson; 10-04-2006 at 09:56 AM.
10-04-2006, 05:03 PM
#565
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I like it
I like the look...
can I order a heat ray and put it top to incinerate the competition
Marty you got my order..
have fun making it
can I order a heat ray and put it top to incinerate the competition
Marty you got my order..
have fun making it
10-04-2006, 06:09 PM
#566
Tech Regular
Any bearings?
I like the new design top deck, looks cool.
I like the new design top deck, looks cool.
10-04-2006, 06:15 PM
#567
listening to all ideas about improvements
Marty,
I design and sell commercial software for a living. What I am sure you already know is that ideas are a dime a dozen, suggestions are cheaper. We have received hundreds of suggestions for improvements and new features, and continue to receive them. Suggestions are great, buy you can only sell a finished product. No one will buy an idea that keeps changing. Do the best you can with what you have and see how marketable it is. Once you begin to sell it, some of the profits can be used to finance improvements. It seems that your f1 cars are selling, so you obviously know what you are doing, and are good at it. That knowledge should be enough to give you confidence in your product. The touring car market is full of every kind of idea, so there is room for 1 more.
In terms of suggestions: With our software, the people who suggest the most changes, saying- "if only it had that, I would buy it":
1) almost never purchase anything and are tire kickers
2) are never happy with the changes
3) if they do purchase, they feel they can suggest/demand new changes based on their whims.
You will get a lot more respect and orders by sticking to your guns and releasing a car that you feel is ready, not 1 that 51% of poll respondents feel is ready.
I admire what you are doing and wish you the best.
I design and sell commercial software for a living. What I am sure you already know is that ideas are a dime a dozen, suggestions are cheaper. We have received hundreds of suggestions for improvements and new features, and continue to receive them. Suggestions are great, buy you can only sell a finished product. No one will buy an idea that keeps changing. Do the best you can with what you have and see how marketable it is. Once you begin to sell it, some of the profits can be used to finance improvements. It seems that your f1 cars are selling, so you obviously know what you are doing, and are good at it. That knowledge should be enough to give you confidence in your product. The touring car market is full of every kind of idea, so there is room for 1 more.
In terms of suggestions: With our software, the people who suggest the most changes, saying- "if only it had that, I would buy it":
1) almost never purchase anything and are tire kickers
2) are never happy with the changes
3) if they do purchase, they feel they can suggest/demand new changes based on their whims.
You will get a lot more respect and orders by sticking to your guns and releasing a car that you feel is ready, not 1 that 51% of poll respondents feel is ready.
I admire what you are doing and wish you the best.
10-04-2006, 07:50 PM
#569
Originally Posted by billjacobs
Marty,
I design and sell commercial software for a living. What I am sure you already know is that ideas are a dime a dozen, suggestions are cheaper. We have received hundreds of suggestions for improvements and new features, and continue to receive them. Suggestions are great, buy you can only sell a finished product. No one will buy an idea that keeps changing. Do the best you can with what you have and see how marketable it is. Once you begin to sell it, some of the profits can be used to finance improvements. It seems that your f1 cars are selling, so you obviously know what you are doing, and are good at it. That knowledge should be enough to give you confidence in your product. The touring car market is full of every kind of idea, so there is room for 1 more.
In terms of suggestions: With our software, the people who suggest the most changes, saying- "if only it had that, I would buy it":
1) almost never purchase anything and are tire kickers
2) are never happy with the changes
3) if they do purchase, they feel they can suggest/demand new changes based on their whims.
You will get a lot more respect and orders by sticking to your guns and releasing a car that you feel is ready, not 1 that 51% of poll respondents feel is ready.
I admire what you are doing and wish you the best.
I design and sell commercial software for a living. What I am sure you already know is that ideas are a dime a dozen, suggestions are cheaper. We have received hundreds of suggestions for improvements and new features, and continue to receive them. Suggestions are great, buy you can only sell a finished product. No one will buy an idea that keeps changing. Do the best you can with what you have and see how marketable it is. Once you begin to sell it, some of the profits can be used to finance improvements. It seems that your f1 cars are selling, so you obviously know what you are doing, and are good at it. That knowledge should be enough to give you confidence in your product. The touring car market is full of every kind of idea, so there is room for 1 more.
In terms of suggestions: With our software, the people who suggest the most changes, saying- "if only it had that, I would buy it":
1) almost never purchase anything and are tire kickers
2) are never happy with the changes
3) if they do purchase, they feel they can suggest/demand new changes based on their whims.
You will get a lot more respect and orders by sticking to your guns and releasing a car that you feel is ready, not 1 that 51% of poll respondents feel is ready.
I admire what you are doing and wish you the best.
Thanks I think
Last edited by Marty Peterson; 10-04-2006 at 09:59 PM.
10-05-2006, 04:13 AM
#570
Originally Posted by billjacobs
Marty,
I design and sell commercial software for a living. What I am sure you already know is that ideas are a dime a dozen, suggestions are cheaper. We have received hundreds of suggestions for improvements and new features, and continue to receive them. Suggestions are great, buy you can only sell a finished product. No one will buy an idea that keeps changing. Do the best you can with what you have and see how marketable it is. Once you begin to sell it, some of the profits can be used to finance improvements. It seems that your f1 cars are selling, so you obviously know what you are doing, and are good at it. That knowledge should be enough to give you confidence in your product. The touring car market is full of every kind of idea, so there is room for 1 more.
In terms of suggestions: With our software, the people who suggest the most changes, saying- "if only it had that, I would buy it":
1) almost never purchase anything and are tire kickers
2) are never happy with the changes
3) if they do purchase, they feel they can suggest/demand new changes based on their whims.
You will get a lot more respect and orders by sticking to your guns and releasing a car that you feel is ready, not 1 that 51% of poll respondents feel is ready.
I admire what you are doing and wish you the best.
I design and sell commercial software for a living. What I am sure you already know is that ideas are a dime a dozen, suggestions are cheaper. We have received hundreds of suggestions for improvements and new features, and continue to receive them. Suggestions are great, buy you can only sell a finished product. No one will buy an idea that keeps changing. Do the best you can with what you have and see how marketable it is. Once you begin to sell it, some of the profits can be used to finance improvements. It seems that your f1 cars are selling, so you obviously know what you are doing, and are good at it. That knowledge should be enough to give you confidence in your product. The touring car market is full of every kind of idea, so there is room for 1 more.
In terms of suggestions: With our software, the people who suggest the most changes, saying- "if only it had that, I would buy it":
1) almost never purchase anything and are tire kickers
2) are never happy with the changes
3) if they do purchase, they feel they can suggest/demand new changes based on their whims.
You will get a lot more respect and orders by sticking to your guns and releasing a car that you feel is ready, not 1 that 51% of poll respondents feel is ready.
I admire what you are doing and wish you the best.