[Tommy]

The value of an item is not determined by it historical significance, its beauty, or any other intrinsic characteristic. It is also not determined by what the seller thinks its worth or would like to get for it. It is worth a little more than what the second most interested person is actually willing to pay to own it, regardless of why he wants to own it. If there were two or more people strongly interested in owning the only Arntz up for sale, the price would rise accordingly. Apparently that is not the case. ... BTW, I recently saw a great project car I would have bought in an instant had it not been 1,400 miles away. But it would have cost me as much to retrieve it as it would to buy it.