Buyer's market

[David Brady]

This is sorta like the current "mark to market" accounting rules

problem. If there's no market, it doesn't mean that the unit isn't

worth anything. It just means that you should wait till there's a

market before you sell. We're in a recession, no one's buying

anything luxury related.



David

'02 LXi, NC



bubblerboy64 wrote:

I would appear to me that nothing is selling. If you check e-bay,(
and

it could be argued that e-bay is a test of the real price point on most


any thing and especially vehicles)you will see what a BB is worth in

todays market. If I was in the market I would offer 50% of what is

being ask for many of these BB's. Anyone think I wouldn't walk away

owning one? Problem is I'd be owning two of them which is one of the

things stopping me, plus the fact that I have all that I need and feel

pretty attached to my ole buddy "The Napper". So I'm with Jon. I

ain't much worried about it. I knew from the minute I considered this

a couple years ago that I wasn't buying an investment (money

investment). As to investment in fun and interest? Worth every dime

and then some. Look at what is happening with the stock market. At

least I can feel and touch and enjoy the money I am lossing on the

Napper.



John Heckman

central Pa

1973 FC



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> Mine is still listed at it's original price (but I am negotiable)!!

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