I am curious what the prices will do. Granted they will be down overall, but I am interested if the high dollar, and rare cars, will hold on to their value.
Suppose there will be any 72 Gran Torinos. The Torinos are hard to understand. When I was in high school, it seemed like half the class had Torinos. There was one on Classic Car the other day that was red with the yellow laser stipe. Man them where COOL. I know where there is a 70 Cobra stuck away in a old shed, Black Cherry, with the blacked out hood, rear window slats, keystones. It was a wedding car about 35 years ago. I thought it was the most gorgeous car I had seen.
But now, it is almost as if they didn't exist. It's shame they don't get their fair share of respect. Same with the Cyclone, Their was a Maroon 69 Cyclone at Nieta Raceway that held the National record for awhile that was easy on the eyes.
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