Re: [DML] Value of the dies
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Re: [DML] Value of the dies



Hello.

I agree with everybody, James, Marc, Rich, Bruce, and everyone else 
who thinks that raising the dies is silly, impractical, and/or 
expensive. I'll be glad to help the enterprising and farseeing 
person who decides to do it anyway. Contact me privately. I like 
silly, impractical and expensive projects. I guess that's why I own 
a Delorean. I think it's worthwhile both commercially and from a 
historical standpoint. But then again, I make a point of being wrong 
from time to time.

Rick Gendreau vin11472



--- In dmcnews@xxxx, "B Benson" <delornut@xxxx> wrote:
> While walking through the old Kapac warehouse several years back I 
remember
> Marvin Kantz telling James and me that it cost him about $40,000 to 
just do
> those preliminary dives to check the feasibility of recovering 
them. That
> was almost 20 years ago and certainly costs go much higher today. 
Seems like
> all this discussion is sounding more like "whiskey talk" than 
anything
> realistic.
> 
> Bruce Benson
> 
> > The guy who did coordinate a dive of them, Gordon Novel, is 
>still active
> in the DeLorean community and comes to DMCH >from time to time. Th 
next time
> I see him I will ask him for his >recollections of them and why 
they didn't
> raise them then.
> >
> > James
> > DMCH






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