TweetI was referencing liberties and rights as a citizen of the USA.

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Originally Posted by Stout1

I was referencing liberties and rights as a citizen of the USA.

oh...well that was pretty confussing...my bad. did someone ask you to give up a right or a liberty?

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Originally Posted by daved150

oh...well that was pretty confussing...my bad. did someone ask you to give up a right or a liberty?

Now they just take them with out asking now a days.

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Originally Posted by Stout1

Now they just take them with out asking now a days.

well...yea!! but i dont see what that has to do with the thread subject, lol.

TweetI'm tired of hearing retards in my area saying auto workers make too much money......blow me, i thot this was America. Most retards don't know that toyota's upper end line workers make more than the big three's workers do AND only 10% of a manufactured vehicle is from direct labor. .....thank you i feel better now

Tweetdoink,

what is the breakdown?

10% makes sense to me, most folks do not understand the cost of a mfg facility, the cost to maintain mfg assembly lines, steel, rubber etc.

in mfg, raw fixed costs are very high

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Originally Posted by Doink the clown

I'm tired of hearing retards in my area saying auto workers make too much money......blow me, i thot this was America. Most retards don't know that toyota's upper end line workers make more than the big three's workers do AND only 10% of a manufactured vehicle is from direct labor. .....thank you i feel better now

i hear ya brother!!! they (people in general) have no fukin clue of what they speak!! they sound so authoritive, but yet, they are clueless!!!

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Originally Posted by trip

doink,

what is the breakdown?

10% makes sense to me, most folks do not understand the cost of a mfg facility, the cost to maintain mfg assembly lines, steel, rubber etc.

in mfg, raw fixed costs are very high

I'd be hard pressed to get it all right but we have like 240 some suppliers alone and they have suppliers and all they way down to the damn electric bill. there isn't alot of waste believe it or not, nor as much down time,which runs the bills up. There's the prob with greed at the top which takes it's chunk, somebody up there is makin the dough, a hood costs about 42.00 to make and is sold for around 1400.00. That tell ya anything?. It's a mess and it can be fixed, i'm just tired of dum****es not knowing waht they are talking about, they seem to learn a little from a newscast and know just enuff to sound like a horses butt.

Tweetwell, i understand the hood issue

that is a parts supplier though, i can see it might cost 42 too make, yet, there might be 2 or 300 in fixed cost, making a total cost of 350 for the hood, so they list it for 1400, probably really sell it for

it is not uncommon for a mfg to make something and then sell it too a dealer for ten times the price

in my const biz, home office would make something for 2 bucks, sell it too me for 20, if someone came by like a hospital worker and bought it as a raw replacement part, i'd sell it for 45

now, if i had a const. project, that 2 dollar part would be installed and warranted for 250 bucks, for most that would seem high and outrageous, yet, my costs would be such

part, 20
copper tubing, 25
nuts and bolts and such, 5
labor.....3 hours........., 120
warranty.................., 7
my time..................., 10
engineer's time.........., 10
overhead................., 20
office, electricity, coppiers, etc.

total cost 217

contract for 290 a 35% mark-up


now imagine you got 100 to install

that is a a 30k job

and you got ten of these jobs

now, you got all kinds of scheduling problems up the wazoooooooo, general contractors not paying me on time............folks saying job will take six months and it takes nine months, yada yada yada

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Originally Posted by trip

well, i understand the hood issue

that is a parts supplier though, i can see it might cost 42 too make, yet, there might be 2 or 300 in fixed cost, making a total cost of 350 for the hood, so they list it for 1400, probably really sell it for

it is not uncommon for a mfg to make something and then sell it too a dealer for ten times the price

in my const biz, home office would make something for 2 bucks, sell it too me for 20, if someone came by like a hospital worker and bought it as a raw replacement part, i'd sell it for 45

now, if i had a const. project, that 2 dollar part would be installed and warranted for 250 bucks, for most that would seem high and outrageous, yet, my costs would be such

part, 20
copper tubing, 25
nuts and bolts and such, 5
labor.....3 hours........., 120
warranty.................., 7
my time..................., 10
engineer's time.........., 10
overhead................., 20
office, electricity, coppiers, etc.

total cost 217

contract for 290 a 35% mark-up


now imagine you got 100 to install

that is a a 30k job

and you got ten of these jobs

now, you got all kinds of scheduling problems up the wazoooooooo, general contractors not paying me on time............folks saying job will take six months and it takes nine months, yada yada yada

I wouldn't want to be in your shoes my brother!!