I want to rehabilitate my old Dodge Class C
Taking it in small steps. First off, I'm not as young as I used to be so I'm in no hurry. The ceiling leaks, so correcting that should probably be a priority, no? I want to take the roof pane...
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toedtoes wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
sort of reminds me of a friend I had at work. He would buy an older car for say $2,000, spend $2,000 fixing it up using hundreds of hours of labor. He'd Sell it for $4,500 thinking he "won".
bumpy
If he enjoyed doing the work, then who's to say he didn't "win". Isn't the saying "find something that you love to do"? He did and he made a few bucks off it. If you don't enjoy fixing up old cars, then it's not going to be worth it to you - but that doesn't mean it's not worth it to anyone else.
but he was doing this to make money. he could have put in a few extra overtime hours at his desk job and be way ahead.
or bought a newer more valuable vehicle to rehab and make a lot more money.
bumpy
