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Take A Drive Down
Memory Lane
Collecting old cars is noth-
ing new — nor is it just an
idle hobby.
While the majority of
enthusiasts are in it for
the fun and memories of
days gone by — owning
again their first car or the
car they drove off to col-
lege in — others find in
vintage cars a billion-dol-
lar-a-year business of
trading, showing, collect-
ing and racing.
The international hobby-
business of car collecting
is like a pyramid. At the
base are tens of thousands
of enthusiasts who collect
fairly common older cars,
such as Thunderbirds, Mus-
tangs, MGs, late '50s Chevys,
finned Cadillacs and muscle
cars of the '60s.
Then comes a smaller
group of several thousand
collectors whose passions
run to cars built before
World War II, such as the
big Packards, Cadillacs,
Duesenburgs and Rolls-
Royces — older and rarer,
but still readily available
in relatively large num-
bers.
Investors also pay hun-
dreds of thousands for
exotic autos such as rare
Lamborghinis, Bugattis,
Aston-Martins and certain
Jaguars.
Near the top of the
pyramid are those few
dozen people in the world
with the resources to buy
collector cars of which
only one, two or perhaps
half a dozen exist. These
are cars as art, and they
command multimillion-
dollar prices.
Regardless of your dri-
ving passion, there likely
is an auto club or associa-
tion of like-minded enthu-
siasts with whom to cele-
brate your obsession
through events, parades
and exhibitions — or find
the resources to sell, buy
or restore a beauty.
These range from blan-
ket organizations — such
as the Antique Automobile
Club of America, which
allows for nearly all
makes, models and years
— to those that cater to
general categories. These
categories sometimes are
broad — such as any clas-
sic car built between 1925
and 1948, race cars or
muscle cars.
Sometimes the club cat-
egories are narrower,
including only Ferraris or
Studebakers, for example.
And then there are others
so esoteric that they are
devoted to one particular
year of one particular
Investors also pay
hundreds of
thousands for
exotic autos.
make, say a '57 Chevy Bel
Air Wagon.
If you're seeking to buy
a classic car, the more
popular types — such as
sedans and coupes from
the '30s, '40s, and '50s,
Mustangs, Corvettes, pony
cars and muscle cars —
can be found for sale in
local newspaper ads or at
auctions such as those
conducted by Kruse
International.
Other excellent for-sale
listings for both the corn-
mon and exotic are includ-
ed in specialty publica-
tions such as Hemmings
Motor News, Old Cars