<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: whitetop</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: the427king</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im not so sure the future s bleak for these cars, based on the model T argument of people dying off . After all those that plunk down 4.5M for a P51 Mustang weren't even born yet to fly one in WW2 </div></div>
Not the same..P-51's are exceedingly rare.. The top of the line rare musclecars will keep their worth just like the vintage foreign cars but the rank and file cars.. no way.
You all also need to realize in 10-12 years driverless cars are gonna be common and there might be a day after that we will not be able to drive our cars on public roads unless it is also made driverless.
A guy near my brother was into stock Model T's died a few years ago..kids sold the stuff for cheap..no one wanted it...sat on the stuff for a couple years until they finally realized they had to drop the price to dump it...and their prices were not high to begin with. </div></div>
Model T's and Autopia cars don't have 500ft pound or 4:10s- both of those were/are for people who ride buses and trains. There will always be some who don't fit in to that box- if it's over why are the Bandit T/A's blowing up?. 35+ years later some are banking it ain't over-
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