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That's exactly my point- the middle of the road drivers are coming back strong. They have been dead for a few years. The reason the middle of the road drivers are picking up is the average buyer is once again priced out of the collector car market. Back in the mid nineties we were selling first gen Camaros and all Chevelles for $20,000, no matter what was under the hood. This time around, Joe Public has leaned more toward affordable day 2 cars, old race cars, etc. That demand will obviously drive the price of those cars up accordingly, just as it did before. Then at some point, everything is going to equalize, beause all old cars become overpriced. Bob, you are a younger Baby Boomer- there is a good percentage of Boomers that have already packed up for warmer climates. I hope you are right and prices keep climbing. But as an appraiser and seller of muscle cars for 11 years, I see something brewing down the road.