SC430 ever to be a Collector's car?

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01-27-14, 05:51 PM

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At what stage the market value of sc430 will stop going down?

My best guess is the day after I sell mine.

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01-28-14, 01:34 PM

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65K is not a low production number.
For it to be collectible you'd need to have about 55K+ of those get totaled.

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01-28-14, 04:40 PM

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Hey the Plymouth Barracuda wasn't expected to be collector worthy when it was 10 years old either and look at the value of some of them now. And Cutlasses. And GTOs. And... you get the idea.

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01-28-14, 08:42 PM

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If we knew that we'd all be rich with the stock market!!

Right, Wall street is full of rich with stock market, because they can guess, estimate, calculate and speculate! but U can't

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01-30-14, 03:05 PM

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Interesting article in the March '14 Car and Driver on Classic cars holding their value. Written by Hagerty's which follows market trends for insurance purposes.

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