[Pontiacdaver]

I agree, man, because the investors, and people who think it's the cool thing to do will come and go, but the Average Joe who truly appreciates old cars will always be around. At least if the prices don't get so high , we can't afford them anymore. I have always chosen to drive cars that are 20+ years old, my wife drives our newer, more economical car that she uses to travel to work 70 mi. round trip each day, and for us to use on trips. But she'd rather drive an old car too. I used to drive GTOs, and Trans Ams, and as the prices have risen on them, moved to GPs and big cars (which I actually like more because they ride better, have lots of room, and are much more unique. Daver