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Garner says he intends to "slightly undersupply " the market in order to keep prices high. I wonder if he will actually do that if his ability to produce starts to exceed the market. More than likely this was more of an excuse for the extreme undersupply that was causing all of the complaints!

It is hard to guess at future markets. A friend decided to try motorcycling for the first time at age 60. He is quite obese and decided two wheels weren't for him. Instead he bought a new three wheeled Canam Spyder. He paid 23,000 for it and informed me that it would appreciate in value "just like your Vincents have" At the time there was an undersupply and dealers could sell every unit they could get their hands on. He kept it for two years and rode/ drove it just 2500 miles, it was as new, stored indoors and all. By then the supply had caught up to demand and the best he could get for it was 10,000 an it took quite awhile to sell at that!
So I guess one should buy something like that because there are no roof racks on the Hearse, not to make money!

Glen

<blockquote data-quote="worntorn" data-source="post: 224493" data-attributes="member: 590">Garner says he intends to &quot;slightly undersupply &quot; the market in order to keep prices high. I wonder if he will actually do that if his ability to produce starts to exceed the market. More than likely this was more of an excuse for the extreme undersupply that was causing all of the complaints!It is hard to guess at future markets. A friend decided to try motorcycling for the first time at age 60. He is quite obese and decided two wheels weren&#039;t for him. Instead he bought a new three wheeled Canam Spyder. He paid 23,000&nbsp; for it and informed me that it would appreciate in value &quot;just like your Vincents have&quot; At the time there was an undersupply and dealers could sell every unit they could get their hands on. He kept it for two years and rode/ drove it just 2500 miles, it was as new, stored indoors and all. By then the supply had caught up to demand and the best he could get for it was 10,000 an it took quite awhile to sell at that!So I guess one should buy something like that because there are no roof racks on the Hearse, not to make money!Glen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="worntorn, post: 224493, member: 590"] Garner says he intends to "slightly undersupply " the market in order to keep prices high. I wonder if he will actually do that if his ability to produce starts to exceed the market. More than likely this was more of an excuse for the extreme undersupply that was causing all of the complaints! It is hard to guess at future markets. A friend decided to try motorcycling for the first time at age 60. He is quite obese and decided two wheels weren't for him. Instead he bought a new three wheeled Canam Spyder. He paid 23,000 for it and informed me that it would appreciate in value "just like your Vincents have" At the time there was an undersupply and dealers could sell every unit they could get their hands on. He kept it for two years and rode/ drove it just 2500 miles, it was as new, stored indoors and all. By then the supply had caught up to demand and the best he could get for it was 10,000 an it took quite awhile to sell at that! So I guess one should buy something like that because there are no roof racks on the Hearse, not to make money! Glen [/QUOTE]

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