There's a fine line between "a restoration project" and "in a state of disrepair".... Steven On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 4:33 AM, Jonce Fancher <streetbugs@frontier.com>wrote: > Someone WILL buy it as long as you don't think it is worth its weight in > gold. > There are 2 sorts of Early bus guys ( CHEAP oh wait Frugal ) and Deep > pocket guys. Deep pocket guys usually do not look at beaters but look > at parts. > Most split bus shells can pull a K out of it. They just have not been > made for a bit of time. > Good luck with what you decide. > Now if you take the bus and flip it for coin you could lose a Friend! > You could flip it and split the coin then friend would still be friend. > I look at rusty vehicles as parts cars or donors. You will spend MORE > money and time then what you could ever get back out of it. Labor of > love and therapy reasons are not considered. > > |
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