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Originally Posted by Judge273
The Roundport Judges are rare and desirable, and rising in value in a dead musclecar market. Explain that?
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Why is everyone saying the market is so flat? Good numbers matching, correctly restored cars and survivor cars will always bring a premium no matter what the market is doing. Collectors are always looking to add good documented cars to their collections. Collectors know that when a market declines the lesser non numbers cars lose value faster then the numbers matching correct cars.
I don't know if that auction is real or not. But when is the last time a fully restored Black Ram Air IV Judge was up for sale in an open forum? Most of these cars change hands quietly and the price paid is never disclosed.
I have owned a Judge since I was 17 in the late 80's, when most people did not even know what the heck they were and think you were a guy that had an ego problem with The Judge stickers on your car. There are a couple guys posting here that I know that have been into these cars as long or longer then myself, it is a little bittersweet to see the prices rise on these great cars as well. But if you own one now you have to think can I afford to buy another one if I sell the one I own.