Tim, I figure my work at -0- per hour and the only vehicle I own that I could sell and make a profit is a 56 Ford that is the most original vehicle I have ever seen. It ran poorly and I put on a correct NOS carburetor and it now runs like new. JC Taylor suggested I insure it for 3 times what I paid for it. If I were to do some work on it, it would be money in a black hole. Anyone who think s we are in this hobby to make money is in for a rude awakening. I think "numbers matching" is a stage a lot of people go through. Most outgrow this stage.
