quote:Originally posted by Sharkey:quote:Originally posted by Sharkey:quote:Originally posted by PanteraDoug:quote:Originally posted by Simon:quote:Originally posted by Sharkey:
Incorrect. I have buyers that trust my judgement. I tell them what they should pay, within my comfort level. One of my buyers is a GT-40 collector, who was standing next to me on stage in Kissimmee waiting for me pull the trigger. I've been directly responsible in four documented 5-S sales within the last 90 days including one celebrity purchase. That number will be five as soon as I get title details on the maroon DeTomaso built 5-S car in Nevada, that was imported by George Stauffer. I already have it sold for yet another record price. Stand by.
Arent we not all puppets from a puppeteer into a puppetshow?
And you are maybe the head puppet?
When you buy them all whit your own money ,than you are the man.
Not when the money come from somebody else.
I like also that the prices are going up and I believe also that Pantera's are a good investment , but the most I like is the hobby.
Simon
What does it matter who buys them? Five cars well over $200,000, sold is five cars well over $200,000, sold? Where is the argument?
He doesn't get it Doug.
I agree. Either that or there is a VERY bad language issue.
A rising tide floats all boats.
Your buyers wanted the cars for the money.
I saw this happen recently with the Ford GT's. Call it a disbelief, a resistance, a bad attitude, whatever. It all applied.
People were bitchin' about spending $135,000, on them two years ago and that they paid too much.
You can't touch one for under $300,000, now. There are a lot more of them then the GT5 Panteras. Enough said?
It isn't market manipulation, it is what is called, free market here in the Capitalistic world.
I don't want to continue with this though. It sounds like I am lecturing and that is not my intention at all.