Car Restoration Knowledge Assessment

Trey, co-owner of the Bomb Factory, shares his journey from working on cars as a teenager to running a professional shop. He introduces his right-hand man, an expert in car restoration, and discusses their daily operations, challenges, and the importance of quality work. The video highlights the expertise required in bodywork and the dynamics of running a successful business in the car restoration industry.

What is Trey's role in the car restoration shop?

• He is a mechanic.

• He is a co-owner.

• He is a customer.

• He is a supplier.

What is Try's unique skill in car restoration?

• He can drive fast cars.

• He can paint cars.

• He can assemble a car from memory.

• He can sell cars.

How does Trey describe Try's knowledge about cars?

• Non-existent.

• Average.

• Limited.

• Extensive.

What is one of Trey's responsibilities in the shop?

• Driving cars.

• Cleaning the shop.

• Opening the doors and overseeing projects.

• Ordering parts.

What is Trey's approach to handling unexpected issues in the shop?

• He delegates them.

• He schedules them for later.

• He ignores them.

• He tries to resolve them immediately.

What is Trey's stance on adding new features to a car restoration project?

• He always supports it.

• He supports it if there is extra time and money.

• He never supports it.

• He is against it.

What is the 'cherry on top' of a car restoration project according to Trey?

• A custom interior.

• New tires.

• A supercharger.

• A new paint job.

What is considered the most challenging part of car restoration according to Trey?

• Installing the engine.

• Bodywork.

• Cleaning the interior.

• Painting the car.

What sets Trey's shop apart from others?

• The location.

• The quality of work.

• The number of employees.

• The size of the shop.

What is Trey's opinion on Try as a co-owner?

• He is a burden.

• He is unreliable.

• He is inexperienced.

• He is a luxury to have.