Strike Models is Temporarily Shutting Down

Patience guys.

There is A LOT of work that they have to do before they can reopen, even partially. 3 weeks ago, everything was in pieces and boxes in a big trailer - I know, I helped unload a good quantity of it. After that it was all in pieces and boxes in a mostly disorganized system of piles across a 1500sq ft workspace and part of their house.

Remember that Stephen is only one person and can only do so much so fast. At the same time as he's trying to organize, setup and reassemble his shop, he's also trying to find new providers for things such as the fiberglass work for the hulls, the CNC Routing capabilities for the subdeck and deck assemblies, etc.

They also have to step through all the correct hoops for getting their business on the correct legal path in their new state and municipality.

Trust me, no one wants to be back in business and selling stuff more than Stephen and Keri, and they will tell us just as soon as they are capable of selling stuff again.

 

And we appreciate Nick's help! Right now one of our holdups is getting a business license so that we can open up again in Washington. Once that happens, we can start selling hulls, some decks, and pre-made things like speed controllers. We do want to be running again, but at the same time, want to take our time to get set up properly. We'd rather delay taking orders for some things so that we can get everything organized and be prompt with filling orders than open up all orders and give all of you a bad customer experience (and frustrate ourselves) when we can't find what we need easily, etc.