Reply to "PANTERA MARKET ?"

Excellent discussion here guys on our cars and their real value. I have 2 quick points to add here. BJ prices don't really count. Those prices aren't consistent for any other car prices either. A good chunk of those guys aren't like us. Those are the real speculators and investors. Some of them are having their day in the sun on television and they're paying for that. $250,000 on a car is the same as dropping that much coin on a Sea Ray or a Fountain.
As far as us breaking bad on the cars, the history of the Pantera has already been written. Everyone knows they were over heaters and rust buckets. As far as us putting a value on the cars, thats really a function of supply and demand. You can ask anything you want for your car. You probably won't get it but go ahead and try. Where my mom lives in Florida condos that were bought 10 years ago for a few hundred thousand were up to almost a million a few years ago. Now they're back to under $500,000 which is probably where they should be anyway. There are still people asking old prices for their real estate. Is the guy who did the bell curve price study on Pantera prices still on the board here? It was probably a year or so back. He did a pretty good statistical analysis of Pantera prices a few years ago. I think his point was don't count the real high sales and don't count the real low sales and most of the prices fall into a fairly narrow range. Panteras never really took off in price like a lot of other cars. I think we can all agree that a Pantera is a very under rated, beautiful sportscar. They might be one of the best values going. For a price, I can't think of anything that beats it. I bought my car and I've spent a boatload of money on it that I'll never get back and I'm completely okay with that. If I understanding my Panters brothers here, most of us agree.