Muscle Car Values
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There has been a question boggling my mind lately, perhaps a member could help me answer it.
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Of all the GM muscle cars (gto, chevelle ss, 442, buick gs) why is the buick GS worth so much less than the others? Besides less demand of course.
Thanks.
I'll be brief.
Of all the GM muscle cars (gto, chevelle ss, 442, buick gs) why is the buick GS worth so much less than the others? Besides less demand of course.
Thanks.
Demand. EVERYONE and their dad wants a chevelle or a 69 'maro/stang etc.
Muscle car prices are going thru the roof though. Hell, anything that you can slap a V8 into the right way is expensive these days. Damn yuppies who want "collections" they never drive.
Muscle car prices are going thru the roof though. Hell, anything that you can slap a V8 into the right way is expensive these days. Damn yuppies who want "collections" they never drive.
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Demand. EVERYONE and their dad wants a chevelle or a 69 'maro/stang etc.
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hmmm.. that'* what i thought....
i've been looking around for a project gto for awhile, however its hard to find a decent one under 10 grand. That'* why i've started to consider another gm muscle car. I was astounded to find that u can find skylark gs'* @ prices in the 2-3 thousand dollar range, not bad for a car with 500 pounds of torque
(1970).
i've been looking around for a project gto for awhile, however its hard to find a decent one under 10 grand. That'* why i've started to consider another gm muscle car. I was astounded to find that u can find skylark gs'* @ prices in the 2-3 thousand dollar range, not bad for a car with 500 pounds of torque
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