A question that comes up all the time and is easy to answer. Of course it depends on what you drive, whether it's a small car or big one, a van or pickup, maybe even a motorhome or converted bus.
Believe it or not I have worked with the VA to get scooters to Vets who were driving those, two motorhomes, and one bus that the vet had done himself. He said he had about $300k in it, and I'd have to say if not a palace on wheels, it was close. As good or better than that of any rock/country stars or Amway upline no matter how many Diamonds they have...you people in Amway will understand. For those not in Amway, uplines, Direct Distributors and above, put another way the ones making money, love those huge converted buses to travel around in, to conventions and visiting their downlines...just like Country and Rock music stars. Looking at the other side, when still selling in home, I had an appointment with a guy in Rome, I think. He had three young kids, bought a scooter a Rascal 245 three wheeler as I remember. What was his car? A Ford Festiva. It's the smallest car I ever got a scooter in. Is there a smaller car out there, if there is not by much. But I did get it in. The front, and rear sections in the trunk, the seat, batteries, handlebar and front basket in the back seat. He and the wife had to decide if they were taking the scooter or their kids. Too small for a Rack and Roll lift, the trunk already full, so lifts were out of the picture. So, what did he do? He went to Cole Muffler and got a class I hitch installed, then bought a small trailer with a lid, like you'd use with a lawn tractor or snowmobile, and would just drive the scooter in, drop the lid, keeping it clean, and take everybody and the scooter. In addition it worked great if he was staying home because the wife could leave the trailer and there was nothing hanging off the car.
Anyway, lets get to lifts. There are several different types. Inside lifts are the Trunk Lift, the Equalizer 2 & 3, and Tailgater Lifts, and the Tracker Lift. Outside lifts are the Outside Trunk Lift, and the Rack and Roll Lift class II and III. I'm going to do each lift as a post to keep this from going on forever.
Lee Murray
Remembrance
2 years ago
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I had a lovely reply done that used myself as a complete failure at Amway 3 times, my former upline who are Directs or maybe better now, their upline who were Double Diamonds in the early 80's and I'm sure better now, Dexter Yaeger who has the largest downline in Amway and accounts for more than 30% of Amways business, and a friend here in NY who is 110% comitted and as far as I know not a Direct yet, or wasn't 4-5 years ago, as well as comparing Amway and my current position as an independent contractor selling scooters for Rascal and the turnover in salespeople, some making money and more losing it, as examples of why your comment might be just the tiniest bit unfair. Unfortunately it didn't post and I lost an hours worth of work, yes it was long, so this will have to do instead.
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