This has been a concern of mine for a while now, that the ebay market got way ahead of itself. I'm sure you remember that Sebring that went for over $4k, and you gave it a shot to see whether you could land the second best bidder?

You had the good sense to give it a shot and then walk away. The others haven't. Whether this explains it all, I can't say. But it struck me then, and still strikes me, as bad for the eBay marketplace, and bad for the perception of Heuers altogether. It just can't be good to have constantly recycling auctions for Heuers that never sell.

Scott