Well there's truth in that.. if you sit on something long enough, somebody will come around and pay the price you want.
In the case of a vehicle thats been sitting for 40 years and isn't costing you anything to store.. what do you really care if you sell it tomorrow or 10 years from now?
Thats the case with some of the thick pockets of old iron stashed around my neck of the proverbial woods.. these guys are sitting on literal junkyards full of cool old iron they inherited from their fathers or grandfathers, and they're certian if they sit on it long enough, somebody will come along and pay 'em huge bucks for the stuff.
Kinda like that woman in Washington state with the 150+ vehicles.. she's convinced she's sitting on a goldmine.. not considering the cost to haul off all the CRAP far outweighs the premium price you might get for the few choice pieces.
