1941 Ford Coupe

[Rjsi]

Have you ever turned down a job because your passion for the classic cars goes beyond window film? Well, today I turned it down, in fact convinced the owner of not doing it. 

 

I got a customer asking me for a quote on a 1941 Ford Coupe. We both looked at each other, he was waiting for me to answer, I was looking at him in disbelief.  I said, why do you want to tint it and what are you trying to get out of it?  He said, he wanted to pass it to his son as part of the inheritance.  The son looks at me, I knew he did not wanted to go forward with the job.  I told the old guy, this car is like you - a classic.   Old guy looks at me, you're right.  This car is unique. 

 

 

[alberts316]

Or... you could have sold him on some really light vlt film and protected the interior for years to come.  I wouldn't have passed it up personally.

[TintDude]

Or... you could have sold him on some really light vlt film and protected the interior for years to come.  I wouldn't have passed it up personally.

[TintWizard]

again. Real good money in UV protection of upholstery and some heat rejection on antiques . it's all in the marketing ( and know how of working on the ol girls)