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**69LM1** · #11 10-25-2006, 03:50 AM

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High end products need better than template representation... IMHO

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Agreed. Use an expert. It should cost you around 2500.00 for a class A site (at least that's what we charge) for that.

Rich

Chevy454 · #12 10-25-2006, 04:09 AM

Rich: you do any CSS stuff? Been fooling around with it a bit, but it's not coming as quickly as my html did...

**Zedder** · #13 10-25-2006, 04:18 AM

Thanks again guys! I was speaking to a friend in BC last night and one of his employees does amazing web sites as a part-time business, so they are going to call me this week to see if he can help me out.

You're right Rob, I won't need a storefront as most of the cars will be sold before they cross the border. Hopefully, this friend can get me started and I can just fill in the details and then maintain the site. Thanks again all

**69LM1** · #14 10-27-2006, 03:51 AM

"CSS"
Naw, I'm a network jockey. Mostly Novell and Linux. I have a couple of guys (actually a guy and a gal) on staff that do the web stuff, unless it involves networks, virtual servers, etc.

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