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Old 21-05-2013, 06:07 PM   #28
4MYEGO
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Default Re: Are "classic" car prices sustainable

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There are many who try and cash in on the new breed muscle, that's good if your cashed to do that,but most aren't
Ive got a post a bit back , looking into new car costings ....
New loose near 50 % in 3,4 years ,that's on the buy cost , no interest charges ,which can be lets say 10 large over the loan
You've got the ridiculous cost of parts,theres no guarantee new will be trouble free for your ownership
So be against the oldies, which usually hold their money,you keep believing new is the answer

As for the Sydney seller Vs internet sales, maybe we leave that for another time ???
Hey Guys,

In the last year I have hit forty own both my BA falcons Xr6 sedan,XR8 ute and seriously thought about trading the ute in on a new GS supercharged.

But I thought to myself I now have the ute the way I want it with Brembos, all bolt ons, custom tuned, diff ratio change 3.7.etc etc.

The GS if I brought it new would for me still need Intake, exhaust,custom tune and there is still the fact that they don't come with big brakes.

Sure the Fg GS would be a lot quicker but would it really satisfy what I wanted?

So in November last year I brought a very straight already worked ZC fairlane.

The lane is fully registered and I love driving it.

Nothing like a worked 351 with a big cam and exhaust.

This thing turns more heads that a great looking blonde wearing a thong at the beach, well maybe not quite but other owners of Classic's will know what I mean.

Maybe it's not a classic but to me I love the lines and the look of the car, it rides very well and is a great cruiser.

I didn't buy the car to make money and resell it, I BROUGHT it because it's what I wanted. It's a T code compliance so it runs virtually XW GT running gear, and if something fails it's not that expensive to replace.

I will fully restore it one day but at the moment I'm enjoying driving it.

Cars of this era have a certain smell. I think its a mix of interior, exhaust and raw fuel.

There is nothing like sitting at the lights shaking and watching everyone looking for where that sound is coming from.

Regards
Chris.


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