-> $5. I knew it listed for far more but what can I say... I didn't want
-> anymore and some of us don't worship money as "The one true god."
->                                  Mike D.
I'm sorry you feel this way, and I pray for you...
But I've known there's a GOD since Martin Luther nailed his " Spiritual
Shopping List " to the church doors...
By the way, the " Hon. " which preceeds my name is short for
" Right Honorable Reverend ", but as I am a retired Anglican Minister
who simply enjoys speaking to nice people about anything, especially
their personal collections of memorabilia, collectables, or antiques,
I can only take one view on your last few public transmissions :
YOU TAKE THIS STUFF WAY TOO SERIOUS...:-) just a little observation from
someone who cares...
As far as price guides go, you have to start comming up with at least an
Idea of a price, and it's as good a start as any...
As far as your old cars go I say BRAVO !!, I myself drive a 1971 Olds
Cutlass, and Parked in my driveway is a 1969 Cadillac Sedan, my first
car purchased new when first comming to this country from England.
Hardly a certified "mile stone" vehicle, but as you say, collectable
none the less. The caddy, in it's current condition ( with 400,000 miles
and original paint job ) lists for $400.00 in the current issue of " Old
Car Price Guide ", yet I would not trade it for a new car ( or anything
else ).
Sorry you got so " miffed " at my former responces, but everyone has
there " off " days, and your original letter seemed so filled with anger
and contempt of your fellow board members, I thought a little comedy
might lighten the load...I stand corrected...
If you would like to talk about old cars, ray-o-vac batteries, Hot
Wheels, etc., I look forward to it...
Until we speak again...
             ... Good - Bye, God Bless, and Keep the Faith...
                            - Hon. Teddy -
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