jon@dakota-truck.net wrote:
> david.clement@verizon.net wrote:
>
> : He got a bargain. A white one went for 3 million not to long ago.
>
>
> Yep. These cars are all fairly well known now, and some are
> worth more than others, but some of them are already valued over
> $4 million, and they are expected to hit $5 million any moment now. :-)
>
> Still, even at $2 million, that's not a bad return on your
> investment - buy one in 1970 for the equivalent of $22,000 or so,
> hold onto it until 2006 and it appreciates about $55,000 per year
> during that time. :-)
>
*sigh* I guess this sort of thing was bound to happen... but the idea
of cars like this fetching SO MUCH money is repulsive. Why? LOL because
I'll never be able to own one now for sure!
Then again I suppose its no different from someone collecting Tiffany
lamps or precious renaissance artworks... or anything rare and
desierable. These are low production number, rare cars - the auction
stated only 1 of 14 was made like that model.
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