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12-02-2006, 08:54 PM
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Re: Hobby, prices and people
Price increases of new cars are marginal. In addition, many people lease cars, while collectibles use up liquid assets. Not to mention the fact that a Lexus is a daily driver, while a Yenko is not.
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12-02-2006, 09:17 PM
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Re: Hobby, prices and people
Jeff,
That TGI Firday's Story is the best!!!    There's enough car's for everyone to enjoy. My motivation to go to work everyday (other than my family) is to try to get another car I really want, or just to be able to finish the two I still have.  The market will take care of itself, just like in the 1980's (although, likely not as severely), and if/when it does, I'm gonna be there with cash-in-hand!!!  Blair
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