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Originally Posted by cbush
My concern would be that as baby boomers age and start unloading their toys, there will be a glut on the market of high priced toys that mid twenty year olds like my kids have neither the money nor interest in. I suppose the market will stay strong for the very best ones, but I doubt given their current high prices that they would do better than a good mutual fund--and the risk is about the same.
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Indeed, I think a lot of the muscle cars are going to crash after the baby boomers age. However, truly cool stuff like Porsches/Mercs/Mazzers etc are always going to have value especially once they become classic. I think the value to the muscle cars now is that the baby boomers finally have the money to buy the car they wanted as a kid. However, a really cool old car will be desirable whether or not it was the hot thing when the buyer was a kid. Im thinking of how cool a classic Bugatti is for example.