Barrett Jackson 2019 Z/28’s

[ZEN357]

I learned the hard way, keeping a 2001 Mustang Bullitt for over 17 years and only riving it about 3 to 4 times a year. When I sold it with only 7,800 miles on it, I got twice over book value, but it was still no where near what I thought it would be worth. I only got $11,000. I was hoping to one day get maybe $16,000 but it was a bad investment. Anyways, I won;t ever put money into a car like that again. Bad investment.

[Palutz]

Originally Posted by ZEN357

I learned the hard way, keeping a 2001 Mustang Bullitt for over 17 years and only riving it about 3 to 4 times a year. When I sold it with only 7,800 miles on it, I got twice over book value, but it was still no where near what I thought it would be worth. I only got $11,000. I was hoping to one day get maybe $16,000 but it was a bad investment. Anyways, I won;t ever put money into a car like that again. Bad investment.

401k>Savings>house>gold>etc>etc>etc....>cars.

We will all die one day ... drive a car or someone else will one day

[Vegas Bound]

2013 COPO 427 went for $58K. That was a great deal.

[Shoupaloop]

I think cars will generally become a worse investment over time. I can't see tons of millenials going gaga for them.

[zcarczar]

Originally Posted by Shoupaloop

I think cars will generally become a worse investment over time. I can't see tons of millenials going gaga for them.

I'm a millennial by age unfortunately, I know lot's of people my age that love cars but don't have the discretionary income to afford a toy. Cars are generally a horrible investment, but if you can spot trends you can buy stuff at the bottom of the depreciation curve and enjoy them for a few years and get out of them. Take the 73-87 C/K pickups, 5 years ago they weren't worth much. Now they are becoming one of the hottest cars in the collector car market, particularly the K5 Blazers.

[1970judge]

Originally Posted by zcarczar

I'm a millennial by age unfortunately, I know lot's of people my age that love cars but don't have the discretionary income to afford a toy. Cars are generally a horrible investment, but if you can spot trends you can buy stuff at the bottom of the depreciation curve and enjoy them for a few years and get out of them. Take the 73-87 C/K pickups, 5 years ago they weren't worth much. Now they are becoming one of the hottest cars in the collector car market, particularly the K5 Blazers.

Ugh, if one more person stops at my house to ask about the rotting 71 K5 out back....

[zcarczar]

Originally Posted by 1970judge

Ugh, if one more person stops at my house to ask about the rotting 71 K5 out back....

Want to sell it?

[1970judge]

Originally Posted by zcarczar

Want to sell it?

I would have sold that shit box years ago. Its my brothers. He’s one of ‘those’, gonna get to it someday.

[Gbland60]

Originally Posted by 1970judge

Ugh, if one more person stops at my house to ask about the rotting 71 K5 out back....

LMAO.

[Gbland60]

STILL LMAO