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woodiewagon46 · 03-04-2020, 03:16 PM

We should all be honest in telling our heirs what our accumulated "stuff" is worth. For example in the early '70s I picked up an absolutely mint '32 grill shell and insert. It was in the trunk of a Model A Ford that I purchased. It is probably one of the nicest Deuce grill shells I have ever seen. It has been hanging on my garage wall since I have owned it. When my two sons and I roam the aisles at HERSHEY, I always stop when I see a Deuce shell for sale and inquire about the price. Some of the prices are just insane and I'm sure the vendor is just fishing for his price to be taken. I let my son's both know what I think the realistic value of it is and if someone really needs it and gives you a fair offer, take it.

03-04-2020, 03:16 PM	#33
woodiewagon46 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Long Island,NY Posts: 1,555	Re: Dealing with the heirs on '32 parts ect. We should all be honest in telling our heirs what our accumulated "stuff" is worth. For example in the early '70s I picked up an absolutely mint '32 grill shell and insert. It was in the trunk of a Model A Ford that I purchased. It is probably one of the nicest Deuce grill shells I have ever seen. It has been hanging on my garage wall since I have owned it. When my two sons and I roam the aisles at HERSHEY, I always stop when I see a Deuce shell for sale and inquire about the price. Some of the prices are just insane and I'm sure the vendor is just fishing for his price to be taken. I let my son's both know what I think the realistic value of it is and if someone really needs it and gives you a fair offer, take it.