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well its been real dry here in Georgia so I have had to cut a lot of fields to get the hay I needed to do my livestock through the winter ,now its time to get back to the cars currently I have a 69 l78,69 z 28 and a 68 l78 In the resto shop all are just a month away from completion also 69 pace car 4 speed with air as nice as you will ever see ,So my question is what is the current market doing ?

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I think documented cars are off about 20% from retail and built cars are off by 40 to 50% from what the market was 8 or 10 months ago.

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joey,We shall have a better handle on the market after the MECUM AUCTION,Oct.7,2007 STAY TUNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Joey,

Now that things are slowing down for you, I suggest an English class. Or two... Or three... Or an entire semester...!

Prices are way down, my man... You should have sold out a while back, as you're likely to be on the wrong end of the ebb and flow if your cars are still in the restoration shop.

Time will tell, and maybe you will be able to (hopefully) tell me to pound it.

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Heck with the market, have some fun with these Babies! Bring 'em out to Chi-Town for Chevy Vettefest November 17-18! www.chevyvettefest.net

BA

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""all are just a month away from completion ""


see the post titled "two weeks" https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/haha.gif

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""all are just a month away from completion ""


see the post titled "two weeks" https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/haha.gif

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https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

Ain't that the truth!

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"Its ok to disagree just dont be disagreeable!!"


I like that.

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Thanks, you get that from having employees. Charley I submitted the Z for members rides now that its completed so lets see how the plubic likes my work.

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I gotta agree, to hell with the market. I was messing with these cars before they skyrocketed and I would be messing with them if the bottom fell out, even though that would never happen. When I go out to the garage, the last thing I'm thinking about is what something is worth. I'm thinking about goin' out and burnin' a little rubber, maybe finding a little action at the dragstrip or where ever. They are meant to be fun. I've been around these cars my entire life and they mean much, much more to me than just an investment. When the investors are gone, I'll still be here.