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What's the next part where the price will go through the roof?
Oddjob:
The 750 points cover has gone from £50 a few months ago to around £250. That's clearly because demand has out stripped supply.
So what do you think is the next part to do the same? When I say the next I don't mean parts that already command really high prices, like tanks, seats, ready painted panels etc
I'm of the opinion that it could be either genuine points/condensers or shell bearings.
Any other candidates.
Sesman:
Yep, who needs the Government to drive classics of the road. The industry seems to be doing it for itself.
Oddjob:
I'm of the opinion that classics and really old antique motors will always be allowed on the road. If 99% of cars and new bikes are electric the amount they emit will be insignificant in the grand scheme of things. Imagine how many clubs etc there are, how many rallies and such are run which generate income, plus a lot of the very rice have massive collections of cars etc which are accumulating in value, all that would mean they become worthless in effect and that's one thing the very rich won't allow.
haynes66:
on the flip side, i think DS has made a price mistake on the 750f2 brake splitter which is at £4.00. buy them now before he realises!! they come with the top bolt fitted as per ds picture. part no 45123-410-000
Arch stanton:
In response to Oddjob.
My concern is. When everything is electric. What would be the point of fuel stations?
Who would be willing to produce petrol, for such a niche market?
Would we have to go back to the beginning, and go to the Chemist,s,
For a gallon of "Motoring Spirit"? And at what price?
Sean.
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