
CSG-Go Shop Participation Guide
Presented by Zero Percent Entertainment
Built Using the Carrito System

Carrito Information:
https://www.charityhelpersfoundation.com/carrito/

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Introduction

This document explains how independent shops can participate in the CSG-Go build network.

The CSG-Go platform was designed to allow builders with different skills and equipment to collaborate in the construction of vehicles. Instead of requiring a single facility to perform every step of the build, the system allows multiple independent shops to contribute their services.

Each participating shop remains an independent business.

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Shop Independence

Shops that participate in the CSG-Go network maintain full control over their operations.

Participating shops:

• set their own pricing
• choose which services they offer
• decide which build requests they accept
• determine their own scheduling and workload

Participation in the system does not require shops to change their existing business structure.

The CSG-Go system simply provides a framework that allows shops to collaborate more easily when working on vehicle builds.

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Possible Shop Roles

Shops may choose to specialize in one or several parts of the vehicle construction process.

Examples of possible roles include:

• frame fabrication
• suspension installation
• drivetrain installation
• engine installation
• electrical system installation
• body panel fabrication
• interior installation
• final assembly and inspection

Some shops may provide full vehicle builds, while others may specialize in a single stage of the process.

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Service Listings

Shops participating in the CSG-Go network may list the services they are willing to provide.

Service listings may include:

• type of work offered
• pricing tiers
• build limitations (horsepower limits, drivetrain preferences, etc.)
• estimated build timelines

These listings allow builders and coordinators to determine which shops are best suited for different parts of a vehicle build.

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Build Tiers

Shops may offer different build quality levels depending on the components used and the level of finish provided.

Typical tier examples:

Tier 1 – Budget Build  
Tier 2 – Basic Build  
Tier 3 – Standard Build  
Tier 4 – Enhanced Build  
Tier 5 – Premium Build  

Certain builds may be marked as:

NHW – Not Highway Compatible

This designation indicates that the build may not meet highway operation requirements.

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Shop Limitations

Each shop may define its own operational limitations.

Examples may include:

• maximum horsepower limits
• preferred engine types
• fabrication capability limits
• electrical system complexity limits

This allows shops to focus on the types of work they are most comfortable performing.

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Coordination Between Shops

Vehicle builds may involve multiple shops working together.

For example:

Customer Order
↓
Frame Fabricator
↓
Drivetrain Installer
↓
Electrical Specialist
↓
Final Assembly Shop

Builders may coordinate directly with each other or through build coordinators.

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Builder Collaboration

The CSG-Go platform encourages collaboration between builders who may not normally work together.

Fabrication shops, mechanics, electrical specialists, and accessory builders can all participate in the ecosystem by contributing their specific expertise.

This approach allows complex projects to be completed without requiring a single shop to perform every task.

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Future Supplier Opportunities

As the CSG-Go and Carrito ecosystems grow, some shops may expand their participation by becoming suppliers of standardized components.

Possible supplier roles may include:

• frame kit manufacturing
• modular dock accessories
• electrical harness kits
• drivetrain mounting systems
• accessory modules

Builders who successfully complete multiple builds may later apply to become recognized suppliers within the ecosystem.

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Conclusion

The CSG-Go system is designed to make vehicle building more accessible by allowing independent shops to collaborate using shared documentation and compatibility concepts.

By participating in the network, shops can contribute their expertise while remaining independent businesses.

Zero Percent Entertainment looks forward to working with builders who are interested in helping develop the CSG-Go platform.

