On the other side being rare and low production means not many buyers either. He can keep them. When he is gone they will be sold for 50 cents a pound.
None in Nevada yet that I know of.
Same as you.Always took offers.Quit swapping about 5 years ago.
This is how I feel. I’m 34, and I can barely afford to bring my ratty A body to running status. I can’t imagine trying to build a BBody in todays market.
This isn't exactly new. There's a guy not too far from me that used to buy cheap and then sell really high even back in the late 70's. He was sneaky about it too once he because better known. He would send a 'good buddy' out to low ball you then once the deal was done, they both would come over to get whatever 'they' just bought. Well, even more people found out how he dealt with people and they would raise they're prices when he or his buddy showed up. They would even talk how big of a piece of crap you had and how it was going to take too much money to restore it or even part it out and have the money in their hand to help entice you.
Here's a quick Google search....I don't know "where" in Nevada you are, so the search term was "farm supply stores Nevada"
hang in there,1 piece at a time. Im 57 and this is my 1st semi restoration and last.
I heard Jay Leno one time sate "if your making money restoring cars your doing it wrong". I have done several as I call them "rescues". Cars that needed desperate help to make them run and drive safely. Or just get them back on the road. There is money in doing that all be it very little.
that's when you send the "is this still available" message and reply "not surprised"
should be good now.
