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> input on collector car values this summer, which way do you see them going?
orange914
post Mar 30 2010, 10:51 AM
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o.k., i'm wondering what the 914 crew foresees in the crystal ball. i'm parting with my 67 mustang of 22 years and just sent off my barrett-jackson application for june- l.a. auction. the only reason i'm parting with it is a realstate opertunity. i will hold it if the market dives. what are your thoughts on the collectorcar market tread in the next 6 to 12 months? i have 2 interested parties but as soon as i agree to sell at b.j. it's off the outside market.

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post Mar 30 2010, 01:33 PM
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This is certainly not what I expected down here.
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You guys are forgetting a crucial factor that plays into the fact that in a few years, all classics WILL be going up in value, especially highly undervalued cars over the past few years.


I have an in with the scrap business and have for years.


We just went through a cycle where scrap was at an ALL time high, and EVERYONE with junk cars stored, were crushing them.

I can not telll you how many restorable cars, and good parts cars have been crushed due to that.

My source who runs a yard himself and did crush a lot of nice stuff that I begged him not to knew a man in delaware or NJ I can't remember, with 50+ acres of cars driven there and left. When scrap shot up, he was sending semi truckloads of them out to be crushed for money.

All the underdogs....

Everything became a LOT more rare after this.....

VW Rabbits? Yeah good clean ones go for thousands now, not even the GTi models.

Scirocco? Clean ones are 5k for a 16v. a 1st gen clean? Same, possibly more....


To the point, they are going to stay depressed through the recession(depression if you ask me), then once people get some cash and chase these cars they will go up in value due to demand and what is now a lack of supply.
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post Mar 30 2010, 01:42 PM
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To the point, they are going to stay depressed through the recession(depression if you ask me), then once people get some cash and chase these cars they will go up in value due to demand and what is now a lack of supply.

yes, i'm hoping the false mo' money obama "bubble" we are suposedly starting right now will stay inflated thru this summer.
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