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I don't see the muscle car market EVER coming down. As more and more of these baby boomers are making their mark in life they will manage to free up some cash and buy the car of their dreams. Where are they going to come from, there just is'nt enough cars out there to satisfy a never increasing market, so up goes the price on what there is out there. Also expect the lesser models to take off also as the big deals are just not going to be available, why would a guy want to part with his dream car for any money, a lot of these guys have money to burn so they won't sell at any price. Buy now or pay later. Also watch out for the increasing price of clones as yet again the real ones are just not available.
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Definitely BUY NOW if you're looking for a documented car worth hanging onto. Good cars that seemed pricey only a few years ago seem like great deals now. No one ever sells a collector car for less than they paid either, so if you aren't buying the "right" Chevelle that's in your price range now, someone else is, and it won't be in your price range when the decide it's time to sell. JMHO.
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https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/show.../page/2#135539
Go here and just check out what they were going for just 4 years ago. Semms that they are going up about 15-25% a year. |
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