@DylTrains posted:but does anyone else feel that the 'new' MTH companies are off to a real rough start?
The new MTH fragment will need to grow to survive the new few years.
Advertise production of new replacement tooling:
MTH seems to be doing OK with all the dealer custom runs, but I do wonder how long that particular business model will remain viable.
If Mike Wolf's goal is to sell off the remainder of the company, he's not going to make investments in new tooling. Otherwise, why bother selling off the assets in the first place?
Expansion of the remaining tooling inventory will not be rewarded with an increased purchase price. It may even discourage potential buyers into thinking that MTH will remain in direct completion.
Rusty
