Reply to "GT5-S prices"

gilles027Member

I am just realistic. I have seen this before so often. I don't mind if it happens but it does frequently.

190SL, too old, people that were young when these cars were en vogue are in their 90s now.
Same with porsche 356, has seen its best days.

The others? maybe an investment, maybe not.

No i don't have no countach for 150k but we will see this again.

Panteras are still sold for less then the new price 1972 if you figure out the loss of purchase power of the dollar from the 70s that exceeds 90%.
So I am not sky is falling, I am an opportunist, not more.

Dollar loss of purch power

2/11/1511:53 PM

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