[markinnaples]

My step-son is almost 15 yo, and he is muscle car crazy. He loves all cars, exotics, diesel trucks (so big now it's crazy at least here in SWFL), but most of all, old Muscle cars. He loves the FnF franchise and watches them literally tons of times no matter how many times he sees it and he's disappointed if there's more story than racing (F-7 was a disappointment to him), and he is more obsessed with my '68 Camaro than I am (well, almost). If there are more out there like him, the hobby will never die, and the old cars, although they may fluctuate just like any other commodity (of which they have become whether we like it or not), will at least maintain their values if not grow at a reasonable rate. Life is cyclical, as is pretty much everything, but the cars from the (first?) Golden Age of muscle cars will never be worthless and will, I believe, maintain their values very well in the future.