RE: IH Values

[Scott Satterlund <scotts@domain.elided>]

Well, I am not driving any of my predecessors binder, but I do enjoy them 
anyway. Having driven new ones, seen the working dealership, etc, has "IH" 
flowing in my blood stream.
My opinion here, but the condition of a vehicle really determines value. A 
rusted out Scout or beat up pickup is worth less than a nice original that 
isn't rusty or dented. Values here (in Oregon) have increased considerably 
in the last several years from they were. In talking to customers, I can 
tell prices have gone up quite a bit from the past.

-Scott Satterlund
Tigard, Oregon

I'm curious about how many of us are driving our genetic predecessors 
binders.
I'm very proud to be driving the truck my grandfather bought when I was 
1yo,
and cannot fathom its relatively low market value.  It's priceless to me. 
 I
know there are others of you driving longtime family vehicles, wanna check 
in?
Dennis Millward
63 C1200 4x4