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...what has more value?...a Picasso or a lesser known artist similar painting from the same era...it's that easy...it's entirely on a buyers preference...some dealers from day 1 were all about performance thus their name has been attached to these special cars from then and that's what increases demand for them...
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The value of these cars is based on thier pedigree - a car from the renowned muscle car dealers of the period have a much better pedigree than the unknowns. Yes, technically it is the same car but the pedigree is really what you pay for. I would much rather buy a car with a known pedigree for the bragging rights than to have a car from an unknown.
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