Just my opinion mind you, but I remember seeing 67-68 and 69 Camaros, 67-70 Mustangs all over the place when I was a kid. You could pick one up for next to nothing. Now, a nice well kept low mileage 69 Camaro is worth a mint. 67 Fastback Stangs are untouchable (course they were then too), but even a plain, base model Camaro or Firebird in real nice shape and low miles is going to go for a good price nowadays. They've all been modded, raced, wrecked and cut up. Foxes are headed in the same direction. Keep your Fox nice and clean, don't wreck it, and one day it'll be in that same category as those old Mustangs, Camaros and Firebirds.
its just more "expensive"
That's what sucks right there! Some of the best parts aren't smog compliant.
Cars are poor investments. Buy a car to enjoy it, not what it will be worth in 20 years. Go buy a rare coin for $1000 and you'll probably get a bigger return on your investment for 20 years vs buying an 85 gt.
Yep, but I almost think that eventually, Foxes will be more like the old Model Ts and Model As. Sure, every once in a while someone will have a perfectly restored one, and that's neat, but people want to see the chopped deuce dragging on the ground and running some obnoxious built V8.
There was recently an article in 5.0 Magazine talking about the 'Value' of a fox. I believe some valid points were made.
Due to the economy, the price of all cars has dropped lower than the value of what a car really is, in my opinion.
Yeah, my dad's trying to get me to build the car pretty radical, and i'm not sure that I want to do that, because in 20 years or so, a stock fox is going to be bringing some serious money.
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