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02-28-2008 | 11:09 PM

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gametech

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People thought 1987 buick grand nationals would be collectible too. Look how that ended up. Just drive the damn car and enjoy it.

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02-29-2008 | 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by gametech

People thought 1987 buick grand nationals would be collectible too. Look how that ended up. Just drive the damn car and enjoy it.

Have you priced one out in the past few years, they're certainly on the rise for a clean car. A few years ago, 7-10 would get you a nice one, now your talking double that or more.

Ryan

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03-10-2008 | 03:57 PM

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Patroit

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It's a car, no more "collectible" than a toaster.

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03-10-2008 | 07:16 PM

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I am going to disagree with most people. If you would have asked an owner of a 1967 GTO, in say 1971, if his car would be a collector car he would have said no. In 30-40 years from now I believe these will be collector cars, especially with the new laws coming and the probable death of the modern muscle car era. Is it a collector car today? Hell no. But I believe it will be.

ANY CAR 40 YEARS OLD IS A COLLECTOR CAR!!! Just ask Barrett Jackson.

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