"alan_m" wrote in message
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On 30/05/2015 14:43, Davey wrote:

Hang on to them, they might be worth real money.


I guess as the generation of engineers that used AVOs die the price of
those still in existence will fall through the floor.

Doesn’t work like that with cars, sewing machines, ancient machinery.

Their offspring will consign them to landfill during the house clearance.

That happens with that other stuff too.

The only models that may be worth money will be those that survive for
another 50 to 100 years, and then just because of their rarity value.

That is always the case with anything that has any real value.