Man, you were the "Fonzie" back in the day!
LOL, thought the exact same thing, by the way Spike, love the Olds 442, I've said if I sell my vert, an Olds 442 is the next American car I'd buy, love the look of them.Man, you were the "Fonzie" back in the day!
I have mine on display in my furniture store. Most customers don't recognize the model, make or year but they love it. People ask all the time if it's a DeLorean. 71-73 values are gonna skyrocket.was in a car show last week end.people are starting to fall in love with the 71-73 lots of pictures and compliments
Me too, I guess. Hey, I like '79 'Vettes, too. ::thumb::Relatively new here and just found this thread. I must be attracted to cars that don't get much love - I also have a 79 corvette that many in that hobby regard as worthless and not a "classic".
When I decided to look for a mustang, I looked at everything from 64 to 74 - And could not get past the 71-73, in particular the fastbacks. I don't care if I ever recover what I've put into these cars, but it would be nice to know they are appreciated by the public in general - And I believe they are, even more than so-called "market" prices indicate. Both of my cars get a lot of interest and appreciation - when I first brought the Mach 1 home, and was driving through town, I've had people stop me to talk about the car and how much they like it.
In both hobbies, I believe the market value is starting to rise. Good Guys' recent decision to include cars up to 87 indicate a rising interest in newer cars as well., they obviously felt obligated to recognize this trend.
Me too. In fact, my first car was an '82 GL hatchback - absolutely LOVED my car... (but that didn't stop me from drooling all over my buddy's red '71 M-Code Mach 1... or my other pal's '78 Z-28, or another friend's '72 Sprint Coupe, or someone else's '66 Malibu... or that awesome '69 GTO down the street, or the bad-ass '85 C-10 Silverado 4x4 my NCOIC had, or the '72 AMC Javelin at the salvage yard, or the '84.5 SVO I almost bought, or... I think you get the idea).I happen to like the early fox body mustangs.
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