selling price Q

If I have a 73 VW standard Beatle and a 73 standard Thing and they are both
in the same condition (doesn't matter what condition you pick) which is
worth more?

LLB in Laredo

"LLBrown" > wrote in message
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> If I have a 73 VW standard Beatle and a 73 standard Thing and they are
> both in the same condition (doesn't matter what condition you pick) which
> is worth more?
>
> LLB in Laredo
>

depends on the buyer... someone that is interested in the standard beetle
wouldn't see the thing as being valuable and vice versa.... but to the
intended buyer, usually the thing will bring a couple bucks more....

A tad more than 50,000 Things were sold in the US from 73-74 (plus a
sprinkling of 75s) while there were still more than 100,000 Beetles sold in
1973 alone. Things have remained fairly low priced despite their small
production numbers.
Andy

"Joey Tribiani" > wrote in message
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> "LLBrown" > wrote in message
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>> If I have a 73 VW standard Beatle and a 73 standard Thing and they are
>> both in the same condition (doesn't matter what condition you pick) which
>> is worth more?
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>> LLB in Laredo
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> depends on the buyer... someone that is interested in the standard beetle
> wouldn't see the thing as being valuable and vice versa.... but to the
> intended buyer, usually the thing will bring a couple bucks more....
>

On Oct 21, 6:59*pm, "Andy" > wrote:
> A tad more than 50,000 Things were sold in the US from 73-74 (plus a
> sprinkling of 75s) while there were still more than 100,000 Beetles sold in
> 1973 alone. Things have remained fairly low priced despite their small
> production numbers.
> Andy
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> "Joey Tribiani" > wrote in message
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> >> If I have a 73 VW standard Beatle and a 73 standard Thing and they are
> >> both in the same condition (doesn't matter what condition you pick) which
> >> is worth more?
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> >> LLB in Laredo
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> > depends on the buyer... someone that is interested in the standard beetle
> > wouldn't see the thing as being valuable and vice versa.... but to the
> > intended buyer, usually the thing will bring a couple bucks more....- Hide quoted text -
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In my area Things seem to be worth more than Beetles. You should see
the condition of some of the Things I was checking out before I
desided I really don't need another vehicle.

Steve K.

I can understand a nice Thing commanding a premium but most of the ones I've
seen for sale have ben fair at best. My first car was a 74 Thing in 1979.
Had 40k on it and had no reverse. Awesome first car!
Andy

"insanitize" > wrote in message
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On Oct 21, 6:59 pm, "Andy" > wrote:
> A tad more than 50,000 Things were sold in the US from 73-74 (plus a
> sprinkling of 75s) while there were still more than 100,000 Beetles sold
> in
> 1973 alone. Things have remained fairly low priced despite their small
> production numbers.
> Andy
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> "Joey Tribiani" > wrote in message
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> > "LLBrown" > wrote in message
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> >> If I have a 73 VW standard Beatle and a 73 standard Thing and they are
> >> both in the same condition (doesn't matter what condition you pick)
> >> which
> >> is worth more?
>
> >> LLB in Laredo
>
> > depends on the buyer... someone that is interested in the standard
> > beetle
> > wouldn't see the thing as being valuable and vice versa.... but to the
> > intended buyer, usually the thing will bring a couple bucks more....-
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In my area Things seem to be worth more than Beetles. You should see
the condition of some of the Things I was checking out before I
desided I really don't need another vehicle.

Steve K.