<VV> Fair Vair Value

[Mark Corbin]

I've always had a problem with the blanket statement "something's only
worth what a buyer pays for it." There's all sorts of reasons why something
could sell for less than it's worth. Perhaps, it was a forced sale. Perhaps
the seller needed cash in a hurry. Etc, etc, etc. Regardless, it's always
possible that something could be worth more than the seller gets.

-Mark (buy high, sell low, make it up in volume)

> [Original Message]
> From: J R Read <hmlinc at sbcglobal.net>
> Subject: <VV> Fair Vair Value
>
> The value of any car, including Corvair will ultimately be determined by 
> mutual agreement of buyer and seller.
>
> Do Corvairs ever sell for over ten grand?  You bet they do!
>
> In the current economy, you might expect prices to drop a bit (like they 
> have on houses).  If you check on the car auctions from time to time, I 
> think you have probably noticed a dip - but nothing like in the housing 
> market.  There are still Corvairs selling for over $10,000.  Not one I
would 
> want - only because I like to drive mine.
>
> Anyone on the list want to offer $9,999 to Chuck for Darth?  He and
anyone 
> within hearing distance would laugh you into the next county.
>
> Later, JR