Bring-a-Trailer
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Bring-a-Trailer
11/5/2021 A 1965 convertible just sold on BaT for $90,000. 68K miles. Platinum with white interior.
'66 convertible "The Blue Lagoon"
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It is good to see our Lincolns are finally bringing good money as they were fairly inexpensive compared to many cars until a few years ago. On the other hand it will make it difficult to buy a Lincoln for many who will be priced out of the market.
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HAGI put forth an interesting definition of a collectable car: Regular cars are sold at price X and decline in value over time to zero or scrap value. Some cars bottom out to a minimum price and then over time regain value. They marked the collectable moment as when the value rose past the inflation-adjusted original price of the car. Graphically, that's a U-curve, and it becomes a J-curve if prices continue to rise.
1960s slabside Lincolns cost about $50,000 in today's dollars. #1 condition cars regularly exceed that.
1960s slabside Lincolns cost about $50,000 in today's dollars. #1 condition cars regularly exceed that.
'66 convertible "The Blue Lagoon"
Re: Bring-a-Trailer
All good news for most of us.
Rick
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