<VV> Is it ok to sell a corvair here?
hank kaczmarek
kaczmarek at charter.net
Fri Nov 6 22:56:14 EST 2015
Sure it is.
If you watch "Gas Monkey Garage" show on TV (Fast and loud?)
Richard Rollins often times "Loses his butt" on cars he's trying to make a
profit on.
When I restored my Monza, I built it like I was going to keep it forever, so
I could enjoy it just the way I wanted it. Made Sense.
Trying to "Flip" a full nut and bolt resto for PROFIT, as Matt said, sure
doesn't happen very often in the real world.
I have no plans to sell my Monza EVER. But, everything does have its price.
About 3 weeks ago a customer who comes into O'Reilly's often asked if my car
was for sale. My Reply? Everything has a price.
And he said he was serious. So I told him---Well, if you're serious, 35
thousand will put it in YOUR garage. That was MY price.
He wasn't serious. Didn't even counter. If he would have gone to 28, I
might have been tempted.
In the meantime, drive it, enjoy it, and consider it something your estate
can sell when you can no longer drive it.
Hank
-----Original Message-----
From: rnojunkmail via VirtualVairs
Sent: Friday, November 06, 2015 5:49 PM
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Subject: Is it ok to sell a corvair here?
How come I put over $7500 into a great running 63 2 Dr Monza and can't get
$4000 for it? I'm in PA
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