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      Quote Originally Posted by d touring
      Hey Ralph!
      That is why i started buying up the 1st an 2nd gen camaros a few years ago !!!!!
      I got 4- 1st gens and 6-2nd gens out back waiting there turn to be built.
      David,
      You're a smart man, and certainly ahead of the curve!



      Quote Originally Posted by kmcanally
      Maybe going out now and buying up all the junk to resell later would be a good investment?
      I think it would definitely be a good investment, just look at all the people stock piling sheetmetal, or hoarding the swap meets and making a quick buck reselling on ebay. The problem is, alot of people, myself included, simply don't have the disposable income, or even more importantly, the space to do so. I'd hate to think that if I want to build another car in 5 years, I'll be dropping $15K for a solid, mostly rust free car--where as 3 years ago I bought my '68 for less than a third of that.


      Quote Originally Posted by Big $$$
      The 70's and 80's cars will be the next 69 camaro's.
      The only problem with that is, emissions are only getting stricter. It's really difficult to build anything over '75, in California, New York, Texas, etc. Don't think that because your state doesn't have emissions testing now, they won't in 5 or 10 years. As pollution gets worse, the government will continue to look for band-aids to the problem, and do what makes them look good -- enforce stricter smog on cars. (Rather than attacking the heart of the problem, like the trucking industry and pollution from third world countries, but that's an entirely different topic for debate).





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