[DML] Re: #3932 looks to be a reasonable price

["tuxr" <tuxdarby@xxxxxxx>]

It's very simple, it's to "cut your losses".  Sometimes it's better to 
lose money on the sale and get use of the cash, than to continue to 
pump alot of money into it (after all, who wants to keep one that 
can't get out of the driveway, you have to make it driveable).  Not 
sure which eats more money, a Delorean or a boat.  Now everyone . . . 
don't take this wrong and be offended, we all know financial 
predictability is one thing the car doesn't have. I had at one time 
offered my car for sale for the above reasons, but just couldn't part 
with it and decided to keep it (I was giving it away considering what 
I had into it and the condition, glad I didn't sell it).  And this is 
my second one.  Besides, college for the kids is overrated anyway.

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "patmolamphy" <patmolamphy@xxxx> wrote:
>
> considering all the work the seller claims to have done.  Any reason 
> why people insist on selling cheap considering all the work and 
money 
> they have spent?  Just think a car like that should sell at least 
> $5,000 more.
>









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