Twitter Bootstrap expert to re-create existing page with a good Call-to-Action

Have existing web site [login to view URL] Problem: Even running on an 8-core processor, this existing web site sometimes takes too long too load plus it is not fancy looking. Solution: I want to replace this web site (which currently uses WordPress) with a cool looking automotive theme using a Twitter Bootstrap template that you can come up with. Please see the video on the URL above. I am trying to get people to watch that video and convince them to click on of the graphic banners below the video to get them to sign up as an Amsoil dealer. Amsoil is a long-lasting fully synthetic motor oil for cars, motorcycles and boats. It was the very first synthetic oil to be developed in the United States long before Mobil or Castrol came out with their synthetic oils. The two graphics that link to the dealership and preferred customer signup under the video should be edited or re-created and made more obvious with a good Call-to-Action making it easy for somebody to sign up. You can copy all of the content on the existing web page and re-arrange it to use as you see fit for your template re-design. Feel free to copy any graphics needed from [login to view URL] and manipulate them in Photoshop to use on what you are building. If you want to search for images from Amsoil's web site, simple go to Google and type in: site:[login to view URL] and click Images. Or look from this URL: [login to view URL]:www.amsoil.com&biw=1920&bih=889&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=sHAnVIO9KcvxgwSEpoA4&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ Manipulate any of them in Photoshop and use as you see fit so that a few cool, larger images can be used in a cool looking Twitter-Bootstrap carousel. To add more content to an additional page of the web site, you can also take whatever content you need from this web page as well: [login to view URL] Incorporate use of the existing videos on the web page and make them look much nicer by maybe making them appear to hover or pop out using a lightbox while making the rest of the screen go dim until the visitors clicks "X" to close the video, or something of that nature. Since most of this is template driven, this should be a straight forward thing to do, especially if you have created many Twitter-Bootstrap pages in the past. Please test this on your phone to make sure it's mobile-friendly before you are complete. If bidding, please provide a portfolio of Twitter-Bootstrap web sites you have built.