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I have a '97 Buick LeSabre. 102,000 miles. New tires. Never been raced. Only $50,000 will put that classic in your garage.
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I'd love to have a 1994-1998 Toyota Supra turbo (MKIV), but they are huge, huge money these days. |
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Is that due to street racing? |
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Yeah, more or less. It seems the movie "Fast and Furious" initiated the trend.
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Closer to topic. I have baby boomer associates who are nostalgic and others who are indifferent when it comes to motor vehicles. I think it's driven by life style. A few of us have agreed we used to be far more into motor vehicles but that's dropped while our biological clocks are ticking. We're in pursuit of our sports and adventures right now. I can see vehicles being more interesting beyond transportation at some point in the future.
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I know. it's taken incredible self restraint.
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Anything can be a collectible to someone.
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