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Originally Posted by Sunroof
WOW 
I was awaiting the latest addition of Excellence (May) to see what Bruce Anderson was saying about the market value of the longhood models. Many volcalized a pessimistic outlook on the value of the longhoods based on current financial woes in the housing market and the "looming" recession. I thought at best that prices would stabilze, BUT much to my surprise they increased substantially, indicating in at least the eyes of Bruce Anderson that the longhoods once again are popular collectibles.
So, according to Bruce my 1973.5T has tripled in price since I purchased it eight years ago fully restored for 10K! That is amazing. But, the real test is, will they continue to sell at high prices and will the desire for these cars remain at a high level?
It certainly is far more valuable on paper as a sound investment then my Peter Max collection! Gotta love em............ 
Bob
1973.5T Sepia of Course |
Why you so immpressed with prices going up to the roof ? It is just an illusion. 10years ago,when you got your Pcar for 8K's, gas was 1$/gal and etc. So to me , Pcars are not generating more money....just a value of a dollar is not the same. Your 1$ ten years ago worth 25-30c now. notthing to be excided about......
And as someone mentioned- you should get that $$$$ first, to say it is worth that much.