Interesting spin on old cars - The Supercar Registry

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12-03-2025, 05:23 PM

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I assume that the very old car community has become niche. I know a mechanic in the Chicago suburbs who can work on Model Ts and all the way up to 70s muscle cars, and he's the only one I can think of who could do a tune up and brakes on a car built in the 20s.

Based on prices I think 60s-70s muscle cars are holding value just fine.

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