<VV> Value - Finished Cars

[Chris & Bill Strickland]

>... there is also a group of people who don't want a finished car because it's not to their taste.
>

The other issue is that a finished car will always be "someone else's 
car" and not "your" car, a product of your own labors and skill (or lack 
thereof), and thus a source of pride to yourself (if no one else).  As 
an example, the Canadian car that was recently featured in the 
Communiqué -- he'll never be able to get what he has into it in labor 
out of selling it -- he did what was a "hopeless" project to start with 
because he wanted to and knew he had the skills necessary to do it -- 
it's just an awesome ride built precisely to his own personal taste over 
what was it, five years?  IF he sold it, it would deservedly always be 
"Sproeg's Car" (apologies for any spelling error).

Bill Strickland