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Re: 4020 prices down???
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Posted by Green Blood on March 16, 2007 at 19:36:27 from (208.107.225.49):
In Reply to: 4020 prices down??? posted by PJBROWN on March 16, 2007 at 09:01:04:
I bought a NICE looking, supposedly good running 40 year old "10" series a few years ago because I thought the price was right. I didn't have it very long before I found out how cheap the price of green paint really is. Certain parts are getting nearly impossible to find, as well as expensive, that you're initial investment is just a start if you plan to do more than sit around and admire it. I drove 4020's as a kid ... I loved them. Right now the greener they are the farther I stay away. There are some collectibles out there, no doubt. But I don't have a '36 Bentley in my shop either.
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