Formula s fender tag

I wish people wouldn't pay that. In my mind, it monetizes an item that has no intrinsic or nominal value and places a perception of 'value' on an item like any other part of car. It makes sellers withhold info for money. If people complain how the introduction of money changes the hobby, this is one area where the greed factor can be removed.

It's also unnecessary. If people understand how the tag will be used and the data aggregated, they see a higher purpose in the hobby and will provide info for no cost or the cost of shipping. Every tag is a piece in a very large puzzle. Put them all together and the picture becomes clear. When you start introducing a perceived value to a /6, wagon, four door, C body, etc tag, it makes it much harder to fill in the gaps.

I've had very few people I know give me parts for free. Much less people I don't know around the country give me anything for free. 10-20 bucks makes it worth while for someone to put a fender tag into an envelope and send it out. Seems that's the only way I ever get a fender tag. I've only got a handful, but they were hard earned.

Side note, I'm an amateur paleontologist. I feel the same way about dinosaur fossils. Once a monetary value was truly established with the sale of the dinosaur "sue", I found it quite difficult to get onto ranchers land to search for dinosaurs. Everyone is fearful you will steal their rocks and make Millions on them. Highly unlikely and makes the Science of the situation difficult to achieve and slows down the gathering and apprehension of knowledge. Money definitely can slow down and side track the science.