[Zeke]

At the risk of PARFing this up, which is not my intention, and it doesn't need to get PARFy if people just behave. But the word seems to be that the classic car market is and has been softening. The best cars, those that are more rare and therefore more collectible, are stable. Just that, stable, not appreciating at double digit rates. One source leading to my opinion is Jay Leno. Another is Ed Boolean. I follow a few of these guys as well as Hagerty.

I won't repeat numbers because IDT any are much more than speculation. The whole thing has been speculation all along. You know what happens when that word is involved.

Argue if you will, or just let it be, but the run up of just any car with a chrome bumper is not what it was in recent years. There are a number of reasons, none of which can be substantiated, but suffice to say IMHO only, things are backing off.

Now can the rest of you deal with that and not discuss anything but car values? I doubt it knowing this place, but I can ask.