Cars gaining popularity with collectors.

[GTO Man]

Post pictures of cars which are getting more popular with collectors. Here are some pics of 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix’s.

These cars were available with a 350, 400 or 428 engine. 4 speed M20 and M21 transmissions were available also. Beautiful cars.

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[GTO Man]

In the latest edition of Hemmings they listed 10 sleepers for future collectibility.
84-87 Honda CRX
91-92 Dodge Spirit RT
84-85 Ford LTD LX
74-77 AMC Matador
88-92 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo
87-89 Alfa Romeo Milano Verde
56-75 Jeep CJ-6
89-93 Chrysler LeBaron Coupe GTC
69-70 Cadillac Eldorado
82-86 Chevrolet Chevette Diesel

What do you think?

[Anonymous]

The Black Grand Prix looks really sharp…….

[GTO Man]

I had a ’69 Grand Prix many years ago. It had a 428 engine with 390 horsepower. Those cars had a great design.

[Anonymous]

I was looking at Overhaulin over the Weekend and they redid an early 70’s buick, that was really Sweet. They just don’t make cars like they use to….

[Garibaldi]

Yeah great car, it really stands out in a crowd

[GTO Man]

From the list above the only car I would be interested in is the ’69 Cadillac Eldorado.

[circletrack]

Here comes Boss Hogg!

[GTO Man]

Even station wagons are gaining popularity. Especially some of the 50’s versions.

[Garibaldi]

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Even station wagons are gaining popularity. Especially some of the 50’s versions.

As well as old trucks

[GTO Man]

Many cars that people that would never have any collectable value now do because of the skyrocketing prices of many of the cars.

[Anonymous]

You would be suprized how much one of these costs these days. I really think Pontiac should consider bringing this one back into production.

[Anonymous]

I have been thinking about this phenom myself.

Simply stated, it seems to me that it is all about supply and demand. As the demand for “collectible” cars goes up, there is only a limited supply to fill that demand. So, the better cars will always go up in value. And I think this can be applied across the board to not only the 60 and 70s Muscle cars, but to the future collectibles as well. As an example, another “hot” collectible vehicle are Ford Broncos. These are not fetching top dollar in any condition.

Marshall

[Anonymous]

I should have said that Broncos are, in fact, fetching top dollars in any condition.
Marshall

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