Future classics

[Kyzrsoze]

We all have cars from our past that we should have bought when they were affordable. There are too many cars that I should have bought in the 90s - Datsun Z cars at $3k, IH Scouts for $1K when nobody wanted one, early 80s Toyota trucks before they all but disappeared.

So here is the question: What cars should we be buying today? Which cars will we be kicking ourselves for not picking up cheaply when we had the chance?

For me the list could get pretty long the more I think about it, but here's a few to start

- 1973-87 Square body Chevy trucks. I've wanted to build both a lowered C10 and K10 stepside truck for years. The prices are climbing on these.

 

[Kyzrsoze]

Id also like to have a first generation 4runner. I don't care whether it's a straight axle or later year. These are currently reasonable but rising in value.

 

[brad sweet]

80s and 90s camaros ,Malibu pontiacs and olds cutlasses 70s and 80s elcaminos and the 90s silverados

 

[Hayata]

Honda S2000

Oh wait, that ship has already sailed!

Maybe original Miatas?

Pontiac G8

 

[zracin]

Its harder with new cars. People spend money they dont have on nice vehicles nowadays, so manufacturers make cars in unlimited supplies. Think about how rare a bentley or ferrari used to be. But if you go back a bit, there are still affordable cars, limited in number, i can see appreciating from where they are now....up to 1982 vettes, t top cutlass, WS6, monte carlos, skylines, or anything handmade like 90s vipers, nsx, etc

 

[8675309]

z32 fantasy

 

[roundhouse]

A good condition non rednecked K5 blazer

 

[dixieammo]

Yep K5 and C10 are hot sellers.Fixin to sale this one...

 

[24on48hunting]

A good condition non rednecked K5 blazer

I had a 1974 full-top convertible Blazer when I was 17 years old. Still kick myself for selling it. I'll be saving up for one starting this year.

 

[keith089]

I loved my step side