A phenomenon I often ponder.
Model 12's brought as much money here in 1980 as now.
Same with 88's.
I'm 50. The only thing pre-64 means to me is hearing the older
folk talk about what writers wrote, and what I read. Knowing the gas issues,
I can do better for similar money.
I have a few pre-Garcia Sako's, most dont care anymore.
I laugh at the restored muscle car trend, which i think, is already cooling.
Cool cars, I love them. But if a young guy bought a restored car for $50k
5 years ago as an investment because the prices were going crazy. And he holds it
long enough, he may well be disappointed.
I remember how 55-57 Chevy crazy people were. Still cool, still a demand, but attention
gets refocused.
