Pmo for sale

[macssc911]

Add in June Pano, looks like Richard is looking for a buyer for PMO, 600k plus support to new buyer.

[Classic 911]

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[Joe Bob]

Does it include his fax machine?

[snbush67]

Not a bad deal.

$450,000 invested in molds, machines, machining fixtures, and programming.

http://youroil.net/pmo_business_for_sale_.html

[Hi_Fi_Guy]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Does it include his fax machine?

Bazinga!

[walt]

Group buy?

[mepstein]

Originally Posted by snbush67

Not a bad deal.

$450,000 invested in molds, machines, machining fixtures, and programming.

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They’ve been unofficially for sale for years. You really can’t determine the value based on what’s been invested to start and run the company. It’s about profit and roi.
PMO’s look really nice but they don’t seem to be the “go to” induction for a lot of hot rod builds. Guys who want to recreate iconic cars use Weber’s and, at least to me, guys who want performance and eye candy are using ITB’s. Weber is remaking their carbs and you don’t need a fax machine to buy them.

[76dno]

Sell a few hundred kits to recoup investment and cover operating costs during that time...wonder how many people in the world are considering PMOs at this present moment??? I am super happy with mine. Perhaps difficult to justify as a business investment but as a reliable investment into your hot rod, I would recommend.

[1QuickS]

Webers are NLA. Those being made now are not made by Weber, they are reproductions and come from Spain.

[Dpmulvan]

Originally Posted by 76dno

Sell a few hundred kits to recoup investment and cover operating costs during that time...wonder how many people in the world are considering PMOs at this present moment??? I am super happy with mine. Perhaps difficult to justify as a business investment but as a reliable investment into your hot rod, I would recommend.

I bet in California you would have to sell a few thousand kits just to break even.

[Joe Bob]

Originally Posted by mepstein

They’ve been unofficially for sale for years. You really can’t determine the value based on what’s been invested to start and run the company. It’s about profit and roi.
PMO’s look really nice but they don’t seem to be the “go to” induction for a lot of hot rod builds. Guys who want to recreate iconic cars use Weber’s and, at least to me, guys who want performance and eye candy are using ITB’s. Weber is remaking their carbs and you don’t need a fax machine to buy them.

Haven't been into carbs for a longtime. But what are your opinions on the Weber repros?

BTW, the PMOs are a work of art.

[Coblue]

PMO makes great, reliable carbs and ITB kits. Clewett is probably the foremost expert on Electromotive and Porsche application.

[Jonny042]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Does it include his fax machine?

If you buy the company he'll give you the email address. I'm guessing pmo@aol.com?

LOL. All kidding aside they look like great products and he should be commended for the commitment in bringing them to market.

Best of Luck, Mr. Parr!

[mepstein]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Haven't been into carbs for a longtime. But what are your opinions on the Weber repros?

BTW, the PMOs are a work of art.

I’m not educated enough to comment on them. Paul Abbot would know better.