Future classics

[spistols]

1984 Monte Carlo SS

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-1984-chevrolet-monte-carlo-ss-85-000-miles.1210366/

 

[Kyzrsoze]

View attachment 850645 1984 Monte Carlo SS

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-1984-chevrolet-monte-carlo-ss-85-000-miles.1210366/

My only disagreement - this one is already a classic in that the prices have remained fairly high and continue to climb.

In the future many of these will have to be rescued/restored from the 26" wheel/bowling ball paint crowd.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

My only disagreement - this one is already a classic in that the prices have remained fairly high and continue to climb.

In the future many of these will have to be rescued/restored from the 26" wheel/bowling ball paint crowd.

I was about to say the same thing. I have a good friend way out in Jones Co close to Monticello with this same Monte Carlo and he goes to car shows with it. And it has an antique tag. So I'd say it's already a classic.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Found a picture of my old Celica
View attachment 794176

The early Celica models are pretty hard to find these days. I like the body style after this one that they made the Sunchaser convertible from.

 

[MRM]

It was a fun car to wax back in the security guard days.

 

[8675309]

there are alot of people around here that would rather see their
car/truck/motorcycle rot outside in the weather than go to a
good home

 

[Kyzrsoze]

there are alot of people around here that would rather see their
car/truck/motorcycle rot outside in the weather than go to a
good home

Naw it's not for sale...I'm gonna fix it up.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

1989 Yugos. $3000 new, and today you can buy one for the price of lunch at Olive Garden.

 

[Don231s]

The Pontiac GTO from down under should do well over the next couple of decades. Only 40,000 or so built for the US market.
http://www.gtoforum.com/f2/total-gto-production-numbers-2004-2006-a-14686/

 

[roundhouse]

there are alot of people around here that would rather see their
car/truck/motorcycle rot outside in the weather than go to a
good home

No. What they dont want to see is a flipper make $10 K in a week
Most buyers don't want the car to fix up. They just want to flip it for a fat profit by getting it cheap from someone who doesn't know it's gone way up in value in the last few years

Or worse
I sold a classic car a couple years ago
A 66 thunderbird landau
Found out later the guy I sold it to ripped the engine out and crushed the rest

If I had known that's what he was gonna do I would have never sold it to him
Or anyone else. Wish I had just parked it and let it rot