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1961 Metropolitan hammered at $74,250:
https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vi...Sell-Hold, and Legend of the Car Craft Camaro
Tom
https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vi...Sell-Hold, and Legend of the Car Craft Camaro
Tom
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I can't even believe it. Just imagine in 5 years MGB's will be selling for huge money 50 60 thousand. It's a great hobby, but the speculators or those who have more money
than brains price the hobby out of the hands of newcomers. Several years ago I was interested in a Riley 1.5, I figured it was a GOOD car, for 2500 3000. Probably a 6 on a scale of 10.
Easy restoration. Didn't even make offer. The seller wanted 12,000. Because of it's Rarity!
than brains price the hobby out of the hands of newcomers. Several years ago I was interested in a Riley 1.5, I figured it was a GOOD car, for 2500 3000. Probably a 6 on a scale of 10.
Easy restoration. Didn't even make offer. The seller wanted 12,000. Because of it's Rarity!
