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Originally Posted by 68bird400HO
That's because prices are based on the whims of big money at auctions and whether the lemmings choose to follow that money. It's more about human psychology than anything else.
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Back to topic. This is pretty accurate I think. Your car is worth what you believe and the a potential buyer thinks it worth whatever he wants to pay based on research, attraction etc.
My personal opinion is that the 70-73 cars have been out of reach for many in the hobby that we gloss right over them knowing we can’t afford them. I think the money of the baby boomers is getting less and less and the trend will continue on all of it. There’s a big gap coming for car lovers of the 80s and 90s due to rusty junk and government buy backs.
I’m 53 and I’m not into any of them except a 98-02 Bird and they are just ok. After 82 there are no cars for the Pontiac Purists.
Maybe that makes 70-73 Birds worth more or maybe less