Easy, just ask yourself if you are really going to pay the price for the part. f you do not want to pay the (projected) price, gotta figure on delivery, then youhave answered your own question.
There are some who claim parts have no value until they are sold, not so, ask the guys who put their savings on the line and stock parts. I like to hang onto them until I know they are scarce, that is when you really benefit.
MEASURING FEASABLE
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MEASURING FEASABLE
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armydriver
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You also benefit by having the scarce parts. The old laws of economics. You are a good businessman also.
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Former owner and restorer of CCKW353 " Betty Boop"
proud father of a career Army officer/Blackhawk pilot/ War in Iraq veteran
Retired high school history teacher at Lt. Colonel Robert G. Cole CMH High School, Fort Sam Houston Texas
proud great grandson of four Confederate soldiers.
great great grandson of a War of 1812 veteran
great great great grandson of 2 American Revolutionary war veterans