72 RR on CL... Is the market crashing?
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72 RR on CL... Is the market crashing?
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/car/711930664.html
Even without the original motor it seems like this is awfully cheap for what appears to be a relatively mild resto job...
Even without the original motor it seems like this is awfully cheap for what appears to be a relatively mild resto job...
- Smellslike1974
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Hmmmm I thought for sure with the economy sick, the dollar tanking, increase in unemployment and $4.00 gas our cars would be selling like hotcakes. /sarcasm off
The market value on classic cars alway goes up and down. With things a bit rough right now the only ones that will hold their value the best are the most popular models and those that are a bit more rare. Only ppl buying them right now are mostly those that have extra income to do it.
The market value on classic cars alway goes up and down. With things a bit rough right now the only ones that will hold their value the best are the most popular models and those that are a bit more rare. Only ppl buying them right now are mostly those that have extra income to do it.
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That does suck,if you have one of these projects like I do it costs me nothing to have it sitting in my garage till the funds do become availiable some people dont have that luxury.I just hope the economy picks up and the new pres can get us jobs.moparmodeler wrote:It is obvious that we are in a recession. Fuel prices go up, so does the cost of living. Most of use are earning the same but spending more on necessitates thus drastically dropping our project funds to little to none. What is worse people are now having to sell there projects to cover their bills.

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