Observation of the US classic car market

gthmnn1 · 2015-12-03T17:35:35.000Z

Dear community:We are writing on behalf of the German University of Applied Sciences Pforzheim to request your help with an important project. As part of our master studies in business administration and engineering and a larger program to develop a business plan in the field of classic car 3D printing, we are conducting a survey to ask about the experiences and expertise of enterprises and people in this sector. This information will be used to form an as realistic and accurate business model as possible. We know that this is a busy time of year for you, but we hope that you will take about 5 minutes to participate in this brief web survey created on the authority of the University of Applied Sciences Pforzheim. Please help us to get as many answers as possible. You also can forward the Link to the survey to any other expert about classic cars in the US. To complete the survey online, please follow the link below. Your answers will be completely confidential. Moreover, the results of the survey will be reported in a summary format, so again no one will link you to your responses. Text comments will be reported verbatim, so please do not provide identifying information in your text comments. As a participant you have the possibility to gain access to the results of this survey. A short message to the email addresses below is enough. Thank you in advance for your participation in this important project. If you have any questions about the administration of the survey, please contact us via gathmann@hs-pforzheim.de or kuehnric@hs-pforzheim.de . Link to Survey:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1UuQk-fQuFU3Vdq7-yi-OoaFQVQL2BaqxczCgD4uTjIk/viewform?usp=send_form Sincerely,Rene GathmannJulian KühnrichMaster students MBAEUniversity of applied sciences PforzheimGermany

Dec 3, 2015 (edited)1K views

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