Watching the vintage car auction on ESPN2, it's safe to say

[Shot 9 Times]

that the cars made today, will not do well @ an auction 30 or 40 yrs from now.

On the bright side, restoration of these newer cars shouldn't be too expensive to do. I mean, them sh1ts IS made out of a lot of plastic and fiberglass. For the most part, these cars are nothing more than bells & whistles.

I'd love to restore a '72 Monte Carlo. That car is in my top 5 of all time.

[KarteL13]

I got a camaro I'm restoring and its costing me a pretty penny. But its my dream car and I don't have to worry about it losing value. I do need to worry about jackers, though.

[King Sun]

that the cars made today, will not do well @ an auction 30 or 40 yrs from now.
On the bright side, restoration of these newer cars shouldn't be too expensive to do. I mean, them sh1ts IS made out of a lot of plastic and fiberglass. For the most part, these cars are nothing more than bells & whistles.
I'd love to restore a '72 Monte Carlo. That car is in my top 5 of all time.
:yes:

[The Bilingual Gringo]

Eh, it's tough to say. Nobody knew the muscle cars from back then would command well into the 6 figures these days, let alone some random convertible Hemi 'Cuda.

The only thing that I feel is holding back cars these days is that they're primarily run by computers.

[Monty On The Run]

The idea of restoring modern cars in the future is mind boggling.

You imagine trying to restore a BMW 7 series of today, all that technology etc. Not a chance in hell.

[King Sun]

Eh, it's tough to say. Nobody knew the muscle cars from back then would command well into the 6 figures these days, let alone some random convertible Hemi 'Cuda.
The only thing that I feel is holding back cars these days is that they're primarily run by computers.
basically