Yup. "What you have in it" has absolutely nothing to do with "what it sells for". I remember years ago, YearOne had a list of items that were worth nothing at the time of a sale. It was a kind of "Be careful" message regarding car restoration costs. I think it was in the very front of their catalogs. I couldn't find it on their web site. But labor, parts you had in it, all that kind of stuff was there, and they are right. None of that has a thing to do with how much a car is worth. It's simply worth what someone is willing to pay.
