Business was established in the early 1900's . Current owner became involved in 1986 with...  Read More

Business was established in the early 1900's . Current owner became involved in 1986 with a partner and they established a Corporation (C-Corp) in 1993. Current owner now owns 100% of the Company. The activity of the business involves repair & replacement of light & heavy duty truck suspensions & brakes. About 80% of the business is large trucks, 15% is small trucks and 5% is automobiles. The facility includes a total of 17,000 square feet of leased space with 24 bays and 20 foot-high doors capable of accommodating 65 foot-long vehicles. The facility has a blacksmith department. An over-the-counter parts department is also in place for sales and service to the general public. Rent is $4,500 per month, triple net ($54,000 per year). Real estate taxes average $2,625 per month ($31,500 per year.) in addition to the rent. Landlord is an estate administered by an executor. A complete complement of equipment conservatively valued at $100,000 is included in the price of $500,000 along with an inventory value of current items at cost basis of $100,000. Additional inventory of $90,000 currently on hand will be subject to negotiation. Owner cash flow has averaged $138,000 over the last five years and $144,000 over the last three years, remarkably consistent during a recessionary period.  Read Less

Company sells and services scooters and accessory equipment to the general public from a...  Read More

Company sells and services scooters and accessory equipment to the general public from a 1,500 sq. ft. facility encompassing showroom and service areas. Prices of the scooters range, in general, from $1,000 to $2,000 per unit and customers are generally younger in age with limited budgets who want inexpensive transportation as well as other customers who transport the scooters with them to vacation venues. Sales for the year 2013 from tax returns were $255,547 and net profit $102,967. Profit was enhanced in 2013 from previous years because the owner was able to favorably negotiate prices with his vendors for products he purchased from them and in some cases by change of vendors. Three years of tax returns are published in this listing presentation. The business is priced at $189,000 and includes all equipment excluding personal tools. Inventory of scooters and accessories such as retail items of clothing, head gear, etc. and spare parts for the scooters are in addition to the purchase price. The owner will stay on as necessary for a successful transition. One part time employee assists the owner with service requirements although the owner has a mechanical background and personally services the scooters. He will be retiring after the sale but would be agreeable to a longer stay with the new owner if agreed upon.  Read Less

Business is a 1,300 sq. ft. dry cleaning plant in a stand alone facility. The location is...  Read More

Business is a 1,300 sq. ft. dry cleaning plant in a stand alone facility. The location is very busy, in a major commercial area. The rent is $1,050 per month plus another $100 per month for water & sewer expense paid directly to the landlord. The owner purchased this business 20 years ago and now wants to retire from this business.and work a second business, a retail store, with family members.This dry cleaner performs all the services usually requested by dry cleaning customers including suits, shirts, apparel, leather, alterations, etc. Sales volume has fallen during the recession but in recent years has run in the $100,000 range. An aggressive purchaser may choose to add one or more drop stores because the plant has the capacity to handle more production volume. Equipment includes a 45# Union Metro 4th generation dry cleaning machine about 10 years old along with a 20# Wascomat washer, a Fulton 15 HP boiler, an Ingersol Rand compressor, a Bosch water heater, an Ajax shirt machine for body & sleeves and another for cuffs & collars with a puffer along with an Ultramatic automatic presser and a Hoffman manual presser. The sales area has two conveyors. One-half of the finished inventory value on the conveyors at the day of closing, about $2,000, will be included in the purchase price.  Read Less