Re: The D gets cheaper every day.

["jtrealtywebspannet" <jtrealty@xxxx>]

You're right, a "D" that is rotting in a garage is worth less every 
day. A "D" that is kept up and is in nice shape should hold it's value 
or even appreciate a little as inflation rises. Parts prices also go 
up so it will cost more in the future to get a neglected "D" back in 
to shape. If you take care of your toys then they will always have 
more value then neglected ones. They are also much easier to sell if 
that day ever has to come! BTW if an owner bought a "D" brand new back 
in 81 for $25,000 and sold it today for $15-$20,000 I don't think he 
is doing so well as yesterday's $25,000 is probably today's $50,000. 
Of course that assumes that the car is in something resembling 
"reasonable" condition.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxx, Vin 5386 <delorean_stainless@xxxx> wrote:
> I actually had a simular expierence last saturday,
> well minus the time traveling honda. I was at a
> clients house and we got talking cars somehow. The
> DeLorean came up and instantlly she quoted a price
> around $150,000, imagine how many you could buy with