Anyone who pays a lot more than what an item is worth has a serious problem with their thought processes.
and yet, they are often somehow "loaded" with cash.............
Anyone who pays a lot more than what an item is worth has a serious problem with their thought processes.
While that might seem like that statement makes sense, I could question you what is the food that you ate yesterday worth in $$ today??New automobiles are sold each and every day to people who likely cannot resell them for what they paid for them 15 minutes earlier. Nonetheless, while things may sell for more than they are worth, to many buyers paying more than what you or I feel something is worth is still considered a value to them.
If you do a tour of the Morgan factory in the UK, in the museum they have an old telephone pole that was used for something like 64 years for forming the bonnet or hood as you may call it.I don't want to bag on the builder - to each his/her own and I'd rather see someone building something vs. not.
But on top of the fact that the chassis is essentially stock A, the body work looks like it was formed around the utility pole down the street. ...and I'm guessing someone is missing two bars stools.
It resonated with someone I guess and that's all it takes.