Need opinions on this Demon for $25k
Couldn't agree more about not making $$ on these old cars. This is the wrong pastime for that. I play with these old cars for FUN, not for profit!
I restored my show pony 71 Demon 340 not to make $$ but because I thought this car deserved to be very well done given its low mileage (38k now) and overall condition. I've got a lot into it and couldn't be happier with it. Make $$ selling it? I doubt anyone would want to pay what I have into it but it doesn't matter as there are no plans to ever sell it. (Heck, I've owned it since 1984...why sell now?!) If I did go to sell it, I would sure lose $$ on it, especially if you think about the interest/earnings I could have made had I invested elsewhere instead. A new base Corvette would have been cheaper but not something I was ever interested in. I've posted it on here before but here it is again for reference.
Couldn't agree more about not making $$ on these old cars. This is the wrong pastime for that. I play with these old cars for FUN, not for profit!
I restored my show pony 71 Demon 340 not to make $$ but because I thought this car deserved to be very well done given its low mileage (38k now) and overall condition. I've got a lot into it and couldn't be happier with it. Make $$ selling it? I doubt anyone would want to pay what I have into it but it doesn't matter as there are no plans to ever sell it. (Heck, I've owned it since 1984...why sell now?!) If I did go to sell it, I would sure lose $$ on it, especially if you think about the interest/earnings I could have made had I invested elsewhere instead. A new base Corvette would have been cheaper but not something I was ever interested in. I've posted it on here before but here it is again for reference.