Shipping Wars---have you seen it?

[Roadster62]

I don't think I'm alone selling stuff to support my car hobby. I wish I understood "Book Collecting" do they have websites too? I cleaned out a home library a few years back about 4 full pick up truck loads. A novel that sold last year for $25-35 isn't worth a buck a year later. Sure there were a few home runs at $100.+ but that was really rare. So my question is why spend a $100.00 on a rare First Edition, do you read it, or place it in a glass front cabinet? I can fully understand automobile sales literature ownership, but the books have me mystified.

I think Barry found a first edition of Tolstoy in one of the storage lockers. ha. ha. I too would like to see his stash.

 

[Rowdy]

I watched about 15 minutes of the Shipping Wars and decided it was just too stupid. I drove for North American Vanlines in 1989 and the truth is most movers are very proffessional about their work. They had to look for quite awhile to find movers that are that stupid. Rod

 

[1931 flamingo]

Roadster62: Girl next door quit her day job and has been selling books on the net for the past 8-9 months. According to her she's doing OK.
paul in CT

 

[ABento]

You guys can actually watch that stuff, I'm sorry it just turns me totally off. I read up on a few good discussion boards in the evening, you might be surprised on what you might learn. And I don't remember insulting any of you