Muscle Cars
05-02-2007, 04:21 PM
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No digital pics---but I have a 1970 Charger R/T and a 74 tubbed duster project. My lil bro has a 1970 Challenger R/T and my Dad has a 1969 Coronet R/T. He just sold his 1968 1 of 94 426 Hemi Super Bee
05-02-2007, 04:21 PM
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very nice!
my old man had a GTX back in the day. I want one but can't imagine spending 50 large on a good quality turn key. i will probably "settle" for the new Challenger with the 392
my old man had a GTX back in the day. I want one but can't imagine spending 50 large on a good quality turn key. i will probably "settle" for the new Challenger with the 392
05-02-2007, 04:34 PM
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At least the old cars don't depreciate, they go up in value every year!!
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05-02-2007, 04:56 PM
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I would not buy a muscle car as an investment or any other car for that matter. right now muscle cars are hot but what happens all "hot" markets? Prices are inflated right now period and there is no guarantee the prices will continue to appreciate. Ferraris and "antique" cars were hot in the 80s and early 90s and those who bought back then can't get back what they paid for now and that is without taking inflation or the time value of money into account. That said, I would not buy the new Challenger when they first come out but wait a year or two and pick one up under warranty for much less than new. A used SRT8 Charger goes for ~30 right now. I guess I have just too much pragmatism and not enough passion to pay any price for a muscle car.
05-02-2007, 05:11 PM
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That will be my next one!! I LOVE THOSE CARS!! I drove one a few years back and I fell even deeper in love with them.
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ah... my kinda thread!!!
this is my newest edition... a 78 trans am. 400 pontiac with the 4 speed. This pic was taken when i finished painting it. I have the decal set ready to put on and im working on the interior as we speak...
i also have a '57 chevy pickup, dad has a '57 chevy pickup and a '56 chevy bel air 2 door sedan, grandpa has a '57 chevy pickup, '57 chevy bel air 2 door hard top and a '51 ford shoebox.... yeah, i guess you could say we are into the old cars
this is my newest edition... a 78 trans am. 400 pontiac with the 4 speed. This pic was taken when i finished painting it. I have the decal set ready to put on and im working on the interior as we speak...
i also have a '57 chevy pickup, dad has a '57 chevy pickup and a '56 chevy bel air 2 door sedan, grandpa has a '57 chevy pickup, '57 chevy bel air 2 door hard top and a '51 ford shoebox.... yeah, i guess you could say we are into the old cars
