Great to see Viper made the list....but they are all kind of "no-brainers". I don't think it will take 40yrs for Vipers to spike in value, as times have changed. We are an impatient "want it now, regardless of the cost" society. We know what we've invested & what things are worth, but are emotionally driven. In the 80s when Challengers were selling at the end of driveways for like $6500, the ppl buying them and the guys selling them had a very different mindset. Although it's my father's generation who is buying up the cars they had when they were young.....it is also they that sold those very same cars, because they were "just an old car". However frugal they were, they too have evolved into frivolous spenders like the rest of us.
I guess Cars being $2800 new in the 60s, and like $7k new in the 80s may have also had something to do with their lack of desire to hold on-to that classic. I don't think any used car ever brought 6-figures in those days
I guess Cars being $2800 new in the 60s, and like $7k new in the 80s may have also had something to do with their lack of desire to hold on-to that classic. I don't think any used car ever brought 6-figures in those days
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