Automobile Enthusiasts

That the value of 1930-45 year vehicles had topped and was heading down. Not for the rare versions in better than new condition, but the normal everyman collector. The price had gone up because the ownders related them to the cars of their childhood. The 60-70 muscle was trendingup at that time but expected to plateau once everyone with the desire and means got one. As we start dieing off and or can't deal with the vehicles any more prices will start to come down somewhat. Caveates include inflation and scarcity of particular vehicles. But most of the regular folk collectors seem to go for the cars they were familiar with from their teens and twenties.

Cars after the 80s got harder to work on for regular people so that might prop up the 60-70 vintages. Best thing is to buy what ou want or can afford. Enjoy it on weekends gas will be around for some time and a tank a week won't be much cost for a fun weekend.

Buying a car for 'investment' purposes is a fools errand unless you can afford the tip top of the lines and then afford the maintenance of a vehicle you can't drive.