Muscle Car Values 10 - 20 Years Out

[Pacecarjeff]

80? - I'm 10 years behind you.
The only way I will stop driving is when I can't push down the gas pedal anymore.

Model T's got very cheap when that generation died out.
The muscle cars are a different breed. Flashy colors, big motors. They will a;so be popular with the next generations - only if they can afford to own one.
At this rate of price increases, all the good ones will be for display only.

I agree 100% - give a kid a ride in your muscle car.

Hope we can still find gas in 20 years.
You could always pull out your Hemi, and drop in a Turbolectric special.

[@wot]

Race fuel will be availble for quite awhile. I can't imagine electric cars at a NHRA event.

[Chevy454]

NHRA has had rules in place for electric cars for a bit...they're in my '02 rulebook...

[@wot]

I'm depressed!

[WILMASBOYL78]

You guys got me torqued up today..took the red L78 car out for a cruise. 60 degrees in NY..is this January or April??? The car didn't care, we had some fun! Oh yeh, you get 10% off L78 parts with your AARP card

wilma

[JoeG]

20yrs-- ......I just hope I don't have to wear adult diapers in whatever they let me drive......

[Pacecarjeff]

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Oh yeh, you get 10% off L78 parts with your AARP card

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Now I'm depressed.

[hvychev]

In 20 years Im only gonna be 48 so I can't wait to pick up you 80 year olds supercars for pennys on the dollar!

[Keith Tedford]

I think that the "Ts" and such died down because you are pretty limited as to where you can drive them. Brakes and speed keep them off the major highways and you can't just pull into any parts store for repairs. On the other hand, the musclecars are modern basic. You can go anywhere at any speed and pull into any NAPA store for repair parts. Pretty well any mechanic can repair them as well. We're putting a later LT1 in our el Camino so it even has the potential to meet modern emission standards. An LS1 would be even better. Barring restrictive laws or lack of fuel, I don't see the musclecar era vehicles disappearing very quickly, especially if potential buyers ever get the chance to ride in one.