When Everyday Cars Become Million-Dollar Investments
I’ve heard so many times from baby boomers who owned muscle cars in the late ’60s or early ’70s that they wish they would have kept them. Perhaps they should have because some of those cars are selling in the multiple millions of dollars.
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Big wheels on the back....Smaller ones on the front...very cool...But....Could have come from the #factory in 1955 Pro Auto custom Interior by Steve Holcomb interior....Now under the hood...There are only two of those on the planet.....Over 500 CI...All polished aluminum HEMI!!! #ProAuto #back #SteveHolcomb
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Big wheels on the back....Smaller ones on the front...very cool...But....Could have come from the factory in 1955 Pro Auto custom Interior by Steve Holcomb interior....Now under the hood...There are only two of those on the planet.....Over 500 CI...All polished aluminum HEMI!!!Absolutely stunning! #V8
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Absolutely stunning!Nancy and Bob Dunbar with their #original owner 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge in their Beachfield neighborhood. When Pontiac brought out its first GTO in 1964, it was a special edition of the Tempest, and the initials stood for Grand Tempest Option. Project Manager John DeLorean - of DeLorean auto fame - dictated that the Judge would always be this color orange, which was first patented by #Chevrolet and called #PontiacGTOJudge #CarouselRed #HuggerOrange #BobDunbar #GrandTempestOption #GeneralMotors
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Nancy and Bob Dunbar with their original owner 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge in their Beachfield neighborhood. When Pontiac brought out its first GTO in 1964, it was a special edition of the Tempest, and the initials stood for Grand Tempest Option. Project Manager John DeLorean - of DeLorean auto fame - di...I always dreamed about those orange Judges as a kid. I passed one in a driveway every day walking to catch the school bus. Not sure why I've seen red, white and blue Judges if this story is true though. In the early '90s, I had a '66 GTO frankenstein LeMans creation with a 400 Chevy engine in it. Closest I ever got...
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Bill says: at The girl if she could like an 80 year old man. Don’t know what I would I would do with her but it should would be fun finding out.Have to go with the 'Stang. They're still producing hot girls.
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Horse shit only Cobras sell for that much
rare mopars like 68 dart and 68 hemi cars are worth that much
Bull shit watch every auction none even close
matching numbers only 80 I think made of each. there might be maybe only 10 in the world all original
1971 Hemi ‘Cuda convertible sold for 3.5 million a few years ago
mopars sell $$$$$$$$ best lookin an performing car in the 60s an 70s
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Sorry guys , love the classics but there not a always a good investment.
Yes will all say it every day.The guy who had Muscle cars back in the Muscle era. You had Muscle car guys and then you had the other car guy.
I was just a 18yr. old kid looking at a 69 Z28 in the Chevy showroom thinking ” How can U improve on that ? ” Now we know U can’t & never will !
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I’m one of them. Bought a 1968 Chevy Malibu in my Sr year of HS when I was 17. 300hp 327/4spd. May not be worth a million $$$$, but damn sure more than the $500 I paid for it then!!!!
This was in 1976….
I got lucky and found my 66 by luck when I drove fifty miles in another state to deal on another Chevelle .!! A roller “parts car ” was also available. Parts car happened to be my Chevelle Convertible that I sold about six years earlier! It’s pictured on the left!! I didn’t tell the guy it was my old Chevelle!!!
Interesting contrasting comments of Larry Kubilus, Doug Kiry, Robert Williams and James Penton
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They just didn’t know what they had then!