Who We Are: My name is Allen Zane Frasier, Sr.  I have been in the automobile repair business since I was 11 years old.  I am now 54, so as you can imagine, I have seen this industry go from one degree to another.

I have owned and operated my collision center for the past 30 years; however,  my true passion lies in the automobile restoration and customizing, with an emphasis in older vehicles. I have been watching the evolution of the Internet as a means of communicating and demonstrating mine and my staffs’ talents.

By filming the step by step process of the GTO Judge Ram Air III restoration, we will be able to educate and demonstrate to those who have the same passions and desires as I.  The Internet will enable us to also offer technical support on the “how to” of problem solving to the amateur and those who enjoy restoration as a hobby. They will be able to send photos along with their questions to be answered by our highly qualified staff which will make our situation convenient and affordable as well as educational.

Along with the internet website, we will be advertising products being used as placements in our “how to”  restorations. Also we will have classified advertising on products, services, and parts.

I have created a production studio for the filming of “how to”  restoration and enjoined with a nationally recognized producer, Mr. Jon Lindgren with Via Media.  In 2005, Jon entered his short film into the Independent Film Festival.  Along with 1,100 other entries, Jon’s entry took first place.  Our project is called “Goat Soup”.  As we know, the GTO's were called "goats".  In the television language soup is referred to as a talk show. Henceforth comes Goat Soup.

The other film of the production will be a television segment with individuals who have restored vehicles and will bring their vehicles into the studio to have a round table soup talk discussion of these vehicles.  Once we have produced these segments on the “how to” DVD , we will market the DVD restoration through eBay and the Internet. We will place segments on PBS which has approximately 460 television stations. We will also solicit car enthusiast stations for placement of this series such as the speed channel.

Allen Frasier