Boomers and cars

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Something something bad taste in cartoons.

Just cause you are too poor to afford it shouldnt make you hate a whole generation of ppl.

>>17801025

Because they know that a value of something is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.

If they hold out long enough, they will eventually get what they're asking. And usually they aren't in a rush to sell.

>>17801036
Nah he moved it the back of his farm its never gonna sell

>>17801025
Give it 12 more years
They'll all either be dead or shitting themselves in nursing homes and their kids will sell it for pennies

Bonus points for hit loads of jobs opening up in those 10 years too

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>>17801025
Then don't pay more than something's worth- Keep your eyes peeled, stay vigilant, be ready to drop everything and pull the trigger if something is what you want for the right price. I had to keep my ear to the ground for a good year to get my GTO for the price I wanted.

>pic related, what 4300 bucks got me

>>17801033
Fuck yeah XRA was the shit dude

>>17801025
It's the same reason people play the lottery - they think that at some point, they're just going to magically end up with a shitload of cash in their bank account in return for very little effort.

Difference is, there's a higher chance of some idiot with more money than sense coming along to buy your rusted heap than there is you winning the Powerball, and if everyone else is doing it, why shouldn't you?

>>17801045
If they hold out long enough, most of the boomer collectors will be dead and no one will give a shit about classic cars. Then OP can buy the turd at scrap value.

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>>17801591
Pretty much this, I got lucky when I got my falcon, the guy was moving and lost interest in fixing it up, on top of that he saw how much I liked the car, and cut a extra 700 dollars out of for me, just so I get the car DD ready for college. If I ever meet him again i'am going to get a good bottle of wine or something.

Pic is car, got it for 1000 bucks, most of the trim was off at the time since he was going to paint it, but he got bored with it.

They expected everything they have to go up in value not down

Nice. Drove a 62 Falcon no AC from Corpus Christi back home to SF when I got out of the service. I would not mind having one today. A Dart. Valiant or Nova would wwork too. Even a Galaxie despite the size.

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>>17802140
Funny enough when I got spare keys, there was american bald eagle on it, and on top of that It also had a mini license plate with a veteran association of Ohio. Plus the car was made in New jersey but has original 1960s Cali plates. This ones a 64, futura model. And I got it in Chico, and hauled it back to Fairfield.

Galaxies are nice, although I prefer thunderbirds to them. Almost got 72 dart swinger but the guy was acting weird. Same goes for a 64 valiant. Novas are nice, but everyone wanted a arm and leg for one.

Heres the car now for reference. She had no interior when I got her.

>>17801025
I'm hung up on the fat chick's shitter. If she ate a bunch of taco bell she'd be blasting the brown like a smelly sprinkler. You say the engine would be seized up solider than this instance? Doesn't seem very solider. Also wtf is a solider?