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More Brands than Jay Leno has classic cars
- Patrick J. Fischer learned the power of vision in the early 1980s while restoring cars under the name Autobody by Fischer, where every project began as something rough, dull, and far from finished.
- Working on those vehicles taught him to see the completed masterpiece long before the first bolt was turned.
- That ability to picture the end result became the fuel that drove him—proof that when you hold a clear vision of what you want to achieve, it gives you the energy and discipline to show up and work hard every single day.
Last car restored
- The last car that was worked over was a 1964 Pontiac Catalina convertible. Patrick did the bodywork for his my mom and dad—a $250 project that became the best paint job he ever laid down. The passenger side was so damaged he replaced the fender, door, and quarter panel, then spent two years bringing the car back to life in candy‑apple red with a white top. When his parents retired to Lincoln, Nebraska, they proudly named it Big Red and took it out often for ice cream runs and top‑down cruises on O Street.
- Big Red turned out so beautiful because Patrick was obsessed over the bodywork. He blocked the primer with a one‑foot board and wet paper for six months, went through ten gallons of primer, and shot the lacquer on a perfect weather day with slow‑dry thinner. The result was a mirror‑smooth finish from front to back—only one tiny pinky‑sized run on the lower right fender. Patrick's father said it looked buffed out the moment it dried and shined like a diamond.
- In 1983 Patrick hung up his autobody tools and stepped into computers at the perfect moment in microcomputer history. By 1990 he was elected to the Board of Directors of Blind Sight, one of America’s first organizations teaching blind individuals to use computers. That began more than 35 years of serving the blind, low vision, and visually impaired. Today, Patrick's mission is building brands and selling premium domain names with all proceeds supporting the Braille Mission and Low Vision Rehab Fund.
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Registers Domain Names
FRANCIS CACHE' registers domain names that become powerful messages in its videos, turning web addresses into statements and calls to action.
More than a Name
Each domain is more than a name—it carries meaning, shaping narratives that spark thought and awareness. Whether promoting accessibility, technology, or social change, FRANCIS CACHE' ensures every domain serves a greater purpose.
Francis Cache'
What makes FRANCIS CACHE' unique is its commitment to giving back. Every domain sale benefits the Low Vision Rehab Fund, helping provide resources and assistive technology to individuals with low vision.