I view reality exactly opposite of your theory. You still have not come up with any argument against why NOONE WANTS THE DAMN CARS! Why do some community members freak out at the destruction of undesirable cars that sit for months and months and months unsold and unwanted?
And why do part outs generate so much interest to where people are literally bickering about who gets first dibs at oem stock parts? I had like 18 people jumping up and down to get the 828 badge, front bumper, and some ground effect parts.
You must have your head wrapped around this community totally backwards. Banning partouts and destruction of GVR4's on GalantVR4.org would only alienate people from THIS site. There are plenty of other websites out there, and nearly every member here is a member at some other DSM site as well. Do a poll, find out the truth. I doubt you would save a single car, only push members and cars away & diminish the community.
Yeah, doglegs, all the ground effects, leather interiors wings, tail lights, turbo galant wiring harnesses, bumpers, wheels: all that stuff easily snagged of a Talon TSI. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
Your arguement can't work both ways. Either the cars are really unique and "wouldn't be worth parting" if not for the GVR4 community and GalantVR4.org. OR they are mostly the same as DSM's all the maintenance parts are same as DSM, thus they could be parted out and sold on any DSM website/community just as well as a generic 1g AWD. So which is it? Or does it only work FOR you in your mind both ways? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/banghead.gif
Yes, partouts help keep more on the road and helps keep the community full of people who actually WANT the car. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif Cheap replacement parts availability is a cornerstone of why the community and the cars are still going somewhat strong. Even if the community is thinning out, people moving on, and leaving the demand for cars lagging behind the availability of cars.
3000 cars may be rare, but when there are only 1000 people who want one...rarity goes out the window.