80,000 plus '84 Cutlass' sold my year. The most of any car. I guess I'll have to wait like a hundred years. :lol:
Is my car rare?
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Eh, don't feel bad man.
The value of our cars isen't in the blue book, it's in us!
At least for me it is, i know the sentimental value of my car is far greater than the cash amount will ever be!
The value of our cars isen't in the blue book, it's in us!
At least for me it is, i know the sentimental value of my car is far greater than the cash amount will ever be!
I agree with the sentiment of it being valuable from a sentimental point of view. My 86 GN Clone Regal is only worth something if I part it out (which will never happen) but it has lots of value to me because I worked on the car with my dad 20 years ago...
Exactly, our cars are OUR cars, we have pride in them because we built them! 😀, and money can't buy that.
Plus a cars value only comes into play if you are selling it. Until then it is worth whatever it is worth to you. And once you sell it, who cares what it is worth, it is gone.
Most baby boomers didn't want the old 60s muscle cars back in the 1980s, you could buy a cherry 68 SS Camaro for $3000 in 1985. Now you can't touch one without a credit reference. I think that it's groups like us on this board that will always attach a value to g-bodies. Over time they will be remembered and more people they will attach more value. Will they ever get to the status of a 64 Impala? Who knows. But they are still desirable today and that is a good start.
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