Rick: Didn't read the article but I agree with your post. Was just
talking to a guy at a cruise-in on Sunday. He had a real nice 31 Ford
coupe & prices are so down cause the interested generation is dying
out. The 50's, 60's, & current gen car enthusiasts aren't interested
in these cars. I
I have been surprised at the younger people doing the "rat rod" thing, with
of course older cars-30's 40's and such. When I was younger I was always
into the 70's stuff, nothing that old.
Harlan
http://www.hkaa.webs.com
There is something else, we are inclined to forget! My 65 Malibu is a daily
runner and the maintenance costs is much less than my wife's Peugeot 406 or my
daughters Fiat Palio.
Costs: Fixing the Peugeot's speedo $600, Fixing the Fiat's Petrol sensor $750.
Although the Malibu is heavier on petr
They'll be resurgence, just like the 40s & 50s cars are still popular today.
In twenty or so years, the 70s cars will still be going strong and maybe
some 80s A-body machines. Like Larry, I see the current Mustangs, possibly
late Camaros and maybe even the new Camaros & Challengers will survive an
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