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HOW IT WOULD WORK

14 Mar, 2010 12:00 AM
Launceston Tramway Museum

Business plan

•_Year One: 10,000 visitors (average ticket $6), $4523 profit.

•_Year Three: 13,000 visitors (average ticket $8), $7827 profit.

•_Year Five: 20,000 visitors (average ticket $9), $37,796 profit.

•_Year Seven: 28,000 visitors (average ticket $10), $89,820 profit.

Funding

•_Stage one: Museum extension, $1.5 million investment needed.

•_Stage two: Overhead power, $100,000-$200,000 needed.

•_Stage three: Trolley bus restoration, $105,000 funded by Philip Archer Trust.

•_Stage four: Vintage bus restoration, $110,000 funded by Philip Archer Trust.

•_Stage five: Turntable restoration, $75,000 funded from profits.

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Painstaking ... A volunteer does the tedious work of scraping back paint on one of the old trams.
Painstaking ... A volunteer does the tedious work of scraping back paint on one of the old trams.

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