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Now take a look at the fender to door gaps, they to should be uniform and be 1/16" to 1/8" wide. If they are not the car has been wrecked and the panels have been pushed in, or pulled out.

The strength of the frame can be an illusive thing unless you know a bit about strength of materials and actually how to calculate the cracking stress and bending deflections. Usually what we do is: "If in doubt make it stout." That is a nice adage but it can be detrimental to a go kart design. You can end up throwing a lot of steel at a section of the go kart and actually not get any headway. So analyzing the frame prior to actually putting it together is a good idea. The last thing you want is a frame that snaps in half, or cracks in the middle.

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Don't forget about the hazards of painting. Fumes, ladders, and scaffolding can pose a safety risk. How will you secure yourself to avoid falling? If you injure yourself, you will have to factor in the cost of a visit to the doctor or emergency room and any time you may be out of work while you recover. Not to mention the pain you will suffer. Professionals are trained to do this type of job in the safest manner.

Focus on the future. One way to do this is to stay in touch with the customer you just lost. Unless your product or service has a 30 year life expectancy, or if your customer asks that you move on, keep the lost customer on your follow-up system for future contact purposes.

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Insurance - As with collector plates, collector insurance policies have certain limitations. Check with your agent to see what's best for you. If you're using the vehicle for shows, parades, hobby, you may be able to get into a policy that's very inexpensive, has a $0 deductible, and pays you an agreed value in the event of a total loss.