Re: Ur-Q ... buyer's market or seller's market?

[OorQue@aol.com]

> FWIW, it seems as though these cars sank to their lowest about two years 
> ago. Let's face it, by and large these cars are now being purchased as 
toy's 
> and not usually for everyday use. therefore as the spendable income of the 
> buyer varies so does they marketability of these cars. 

The official transition from used-car to collector-car occurs when the price 
bottoms out, which usually is around the 15 year point.  Most of the Ur-Qs 
have reached this point but so far as I've seen, the prices are remaining 
stable so far, at least for the cars that actually sell versus those that are 
advertised for sale.   The next few years should determine the future 
collectibility of these cars...
 
> If one has a very nice TQC to sell, the right buyer is out there. If the 
car 
> is edgy or has a story, it won't be easy.

As is true with houses, bikes, art, etc....

JG