Services - Computer & Software | Services - Other Business Services

Asking Price	$45,000	Inventory	$2,000*
Gross Income	Not Disclosed	Real Estate
Cash Flow	Not Disclosed	Year Established	N/A
FF&E	$45,500*	Employees	N/A

* included in the asking price

** not included in the asking price

THE COMPANY: What started out to be a fill in the time part time job has ballooned into a strong, self-contained company with a high demand product mix that needs more full-time management. The Seller will warrant exclusive and highly sophisticated software rights and templates as an add-on asset for the company (the software rights and products are not included in the offering price of $45,000). The owner has injected capital into the company, which now operates with state-of-the-art cutters, software, printer and laminator. The 2007 printer is equipped with Echo Solvent. OFF-ROAD GRAHICS started seven years ago with vinyl lettering. The business now has the ability to detail vehicles from semi s down to motocross. The company is positioned and protected with supplier agreements for templates for ATV s and bikes. THE CUSTOMER: Bike enthusiasts are the #1 customer product mix as they buy custom motocross kits and packages. The company has excellent distribution rights with core plastic companies. The company can promote shirts for sport teams, hats for advertising with very low price points, and custom motocross packages. A new buyer would be able to buy as a separate asset the marketing rights for software templates; a very strong asset for the company to grow. The company has both the assets and software to be a stand alone company or to bring strong contribution margin for another complimentary business. THE REASON FOR SELLING: The reason for selling is twofold: primarily, the business needs more full time attention and, secondly, the owner had an accident in 2007 that set him back where he could not perform the manual side of the business. This injury continues to bother him and he is now at the point where it is best to sell.

Facilities: The owner operates from a 30 x 30 shop in an industrial park for $415 per month. The site is large enough to customize bikes-sleds-pickups up to one ton, but for semi s and cargo vans the site is a little small. Marketing has been done from word-of-mouth and referrals from friends and customers. The owner has actually had to reduce the amount of work he undertakes so as not to compete with his core job.

Growth/Expansion: The demand to grow the company hasn t been met; the owner has a career and did not want to hire technicians to meet the demand. The owner has never committed full time to the success of the business but rather meets the demand of the walk-in trade. The future for the products-services-decals has been very strong.