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Originally Posted by Rogue Leader
I'm sure the cars will be worth "something" and as I said far more than any regular car from the same year. However catching the car at the bottom of its depreciation and then flipping it over for a profit is like catching lightning in a bottle, and the values will never explode like 60's muscle cars did. The point is drive it, enjoy it, and if you break even or make a few bucks great, but it won't ever be some sort of windfall.
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again you're suggesting I'm talking about sealing it in a garage and never driving it for the purpose of "flipping it for a profit" that's not the point at all. I don't ever intend to sell either one of these cars, but its still interesting discussion. Anybody buying a car for the sole purpose of investment is a fool, surely we can all agree on that.
And "never" is a long time. I'd imagine plenty of people in the 50s and 60s uttered that word when talking about their 2 or 3000 dollar cars that are now worth 10-30 times that.