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I guess "6" is if you think you're
getting ripped off on a parts car. I'd think parts car price(s) would be
dependent on how bad you wanted/needed it, IMHO.
I, too, never quite saw a need for
"6". I'd guess anything below what a "5" value is.
Bill The Magnumguy
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Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2007 10:56
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Subject: Re: [FWDLK] ebay Item number:
330175275427
The "wiggle room" is contained WITHIN the various
categories.
"High-3"/"Low-3", etc....maybe even a 10-point scale within
the
categories.
E.G.: a "Low-#1" could be a
non-knowlegeable
restoration; it probably has the least amount
of wiggle room (kinda
like virginity; but there ARE some degrees of
comparison, in all
things).
#2 is basically good-appearing Show
class-PLACING condition.
#3 is varying degrees of
DRIVING-around
condition, without much hope of Placing, at
a
show.
#4 is varying degrees of a good parts car, or a
beater/rat-rod ride and
should be able to be made safely drivable, and
should be complete, butin
"rough" condition/. A GOOD candidate for
restoration.
#5 ain't ever going anywhere, under its own power, and
probably is
missing a substantial amount of its componentry; it RECEIVES,
rather
than donates, parts.
I can't really see a need for a
6th Category; altho Old Cars Weakly/Curs
& Parts has had one.
Neil
Vedder
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