i saw the orion demo car today the dodge magnum its a nice car but not to impressed with the body work on the glassing. the rep said that it took 6 guys 90 days to get all of the work done on the car. but if you look at it who ever did the body work looks like they didn't keep sanding you can see a bunch of scratches and pits in the glass and they just painted over it. and i he said it was done by directed's snake pit.
Has anybody else seen it what do you guys think or did you not look at it that close?
have not had the time to develop them and i left my digital camrea at home so i had to settle for a film cam. and i didn't take up close pics of the detail i was describing didn't the orion rep to get all mad
What was in it and how did it sound? I used to be one of Orions biggest supporters back before the Directed days.
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that car just left our bays a week ago here in omaha nebraska. It was alright but nothing worth bragging about. The airbrushing was the coolest part.
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xinstallerx wrote:
It was alright but nothing worth bragging about.
Probably not the best thing to say. Should probably justify your quote as being it is what the customer wanted or they sped the due date up on us. You should never make a statement saying that you as the installer aren't satisfied with your work, especially for a company's demo vehicle. With all that being said, I saw a demo vehicle for Diamond and my manager and I clowned the sales rep for the shotty glass work and horrible sq, the sales rep was bragging about it for weeks before he brought it by.
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it is in a dodge magnum it sounded good but its Orion/directed so anyway....if they gave it to me i would drive it but not spend the time or money to make one