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Vintage Rock T-Shirts
Are you a huge fan of 70s and 80s Rock ‘n' Roll? Was Led Zeppelin your favorite band? Did you tease your hair up really big in the 80s, or if you are a guy, did you have a mullet?
If so, you may still have a closet full of concert t-shirts from your favorite bands.If you do, and they are in good shape, they are worth some money. If you are looking to relive your glory days by finding vintage Guns n Roses shirt, than we can help you with your search.
Vintage and Retro are words that get tossed around quite a bit. There are sites on the internet that offer reproductions of these shirts, and others that offer the actual vintage shirt that someone wore to see Peter Frampton
Obviously, right now vintage Michael Jackson shirts are extremely popular. Apparently something happened to Michael and his concert t-shirts and anything related to him have become very popular. Another good shirt from the 80s to have is a vintage RUN DMC shirt.
Obviously, the bigger the name you have, the more expensive the shirt is going to be. Vintage shirts from the 60s featuring Jimi Hendrix, The Grateful Dead, and The Who are at a premium. From the 70s, it's Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and The Rolling Stones. It's almost impossible to go to a mall and not see a Ramones shirt or a CBGB tee, and these are available at Hot Topic. For the other stuff, you are going to have to dig a little deeper.
Reproduction shirts are easy to come by, but if you are looking for the real McCoy, you may have to head out to your local salvation army and any thrift store you can find. These places can yield untold treasures.
For more information and links to online stores, please visit Vintage Rock T-Shirts.
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Classic Car "FINDERS FEE"-How do you become a finder?
They have ads in Hemmings Motor News offering commissions for finders of pre and post war vintage cars (Rolls Royce, Bentley). How does one go about becoming a FINDER for classic cars? What procedures does the buyer (who i would be the agent for) use to verify the vehicle i find if it is accross the country for sale (or even outside the USA)? Anybody with experience? Is a used car dealers license required to work as a classic car finder?Thanks
many of the things you are asking will very from state to state. here, if you are not actually the one buying the car- just finding it, then you would not need a dealers permit.
you have to have connections. you might want to find a few vehicles that you can locate buyers for at first. you have to have a good eye as far as spotting the smallest blemish in the paint or interior. you have to have a good understanding of the mechanics so that your ear is trained to pick up a noise from a belt/engine whatever.
as far as if the vehicle is across or out of the country- most of the people buying these cars are wealthy. flying out to look at the car is not a big expense in their eyes. if you have a good reputation many won't even care, they will trust your instinct and that you know exactly what they're looking for.
many people, unless what they are looking for is very very rare or uncommon, are turning to ebay. that, coupled with the economy, means the market for the service you want to offer is not very big. also, there are already many experienced "finders" out there. the price of classic cars is going down, think of it kinda like the housing bubble. the market value of these cars has, in some cases, already dropped tens of thousands of dollars.
definitely check out the big, well known auctions- barrett jackson for example. subscribe to the collectors magazines. befriend the local chapters of the classic car clubs in your area. get a damn good idea of what different years/makes/models are worth.
here are some links, both big names and people i know personally
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/
http://www.motoexotica.com/
http://www.fastlanecars.com/Public/FastLaneHome.aspx
http://ww2.collectorcartrader.com/
this is not something you can get into right away and expect to support yourself in a comfortable lifestyle. it will take a lot of work, getting to know the right people, finding good clients and building your reputation.
DR. HOOK "Cover Of The Rolling Stone" PURPLE ROCKS VINTAGE