[VAC] Re: Bill Scott

[Sweetbeee@xxxxxxx]

Hi list,

I may be showing my ignorance as to what can and can't be done as far as 
taxes are concerned, but would it be possible to set up an area of the VAC 
that is non-profit (I consider all restorations of vintage "anything" to be 
definitely NON PROFIT) and offer a tax deduction to people who would fare 
better that way than an out and out sale of a trailer needing restoring.   At 
THAT point it could be restored and the VAC could then do something else with 
it, at least that way we could know that it wouldn't be stuck out in the 
woods somewhere being used as a hunting camp (sorry hunters but I prefer them 
on the roads).

Another possibility would be to defer a low, but fair payment to the original 
seller and once it's restored the original seller would be paid and the 
profits going into a fund to purchase others to keep these beauties going.  

For those of you that like to tinker on projects rather than relax (I don't 
count myself as one of those but I hear they're out there) you may want to 
bring the restoration trailer to a rally and have everyone pitch in and 
really make some quick progress on them (think Habitat on Wheels) each doing 
what they do best and grunts like me doing low skilled tasks like polishing 
aluminum....this also trains us for working on our own projects.

Just brainstorming.....

Bebe Gordon
65 Safari 
Louisiana