GT Sport Platform Art Morrison Enterprises has established a scalable GT Sport chassis program, including the Multilink IRS option, with multiple applications such as the 1967-72 Chevy C10. This platform-centric approach creates a clear sales path for restomod and performance builds. Target high-end restoration shops, performance builders, and dealer channels seeking bolt-in, high-performance chassis solutions.

Digital Channel Growth The company leverages Shopify and other web technologies, indicating a mature online sales channel. There is an opportunity to grow direct-to-consumer sales of chassis kits and accessories, expand international reach, and optimize digital marketing to engage classic truck and performance car enthusiasts.

Strategic Builder Partnerships The GT Sport chassis’s cross-vehicle capability and the Multilink IRS option open collaboration with specialty shops and builders. Opportunities include co-branded packages, installer training, and joint marketing to accelerate adoption of AME’s chassis platform.

Restomod Market Opportunity The bolt-in GT Sport chassis focus aligns with the fast-growing restomod segment, especially classic trucks like the Chevy C10. Opportunities exist to offer turnkey packages, optional upgrades, and maintenance plans that increase customer lifetime value and recurring revenue.

Growth and Geography Based in Tacoma with mid-market revenue and a lean team, AME has scale potential to expand production, broaden distribution, and explore international markets through its e-commerce channel. Partnerships with similar mid-size performance manufacturers could amplify reach and product development.