I parked my car in my car lot where I work....this guy walks up to me and asks me how much the "TL" costs... I told him it wasn't for sale...did I make the right choice? I'm confoozed...:sigh:
Ed

 

He's probably asking you how much you paid for it.

 

shoof:

After all the work u put into the car, well, it would be hard, but if the guy wants to pay your asking price.... U cant start all over with another new one!! If the price is right and he wants to pay it.....

 

No, he asked me "How much are you selling the TL for?"
Ed

 

i meant to say "u CAN start all over with another one"

 

If you are selling (theorically) how much would it take for you to part with it?

 

I dunno......When it comes to your own sweat and labor, there is no price..
Ed

 

If he's willing to pay a TLS for ya... sell him the car!!

Did you ask him why he asked you if you are selling the car?? You dont' have those "For Sale" sign on your car, do you??

Andy Kuo

 

No, I didn't have a for sale sign on the car.... I work with a car dealer..the car was parked next to the other cars in the lot...he musta thought we were selling it..
Ed

 

Yup, I second that. One unfortunate thing about our beloved hobby, is that the money and time you put into a car usually never comes back if you sell it. A very expensive hobby I'll never stop.

Are you thinking of getting something else or something, I find it real hard to sell a car especially if I spent a lot of time working on it.

 

Surely you have a price in mind.. for example would you sell it for $19,000? probably not. Would you sell it for $80,000 heck yea..(it'll not go for $80K) What about $60K, $50K, $40K, $35K...

How many productive hours did you put into the car? Use your $80/hour labor rate and what is your ASKING PRICE?

 

Heck, if the price is right I'll throw in some additional sweat for free! Money talks...show me the green!!

 

Yep..... money talks for sure..........