A lot of pressure is being put on us through the rising cost of living (food, fuel, housing, power, etc.) while wages remain the same or increase slightly, but not even close to the rate of inflation. So, from a buyer's perspective, given our available money doesn't go as far as it used to prior to 2020, it's definitely making it difficult, if not impossible, to buy that classic car we'd like. For those of us outside the USA, things are much harder, as shipping costs have also increased significantly, while the value of our currency keeps falling. You'd think that at some point car prices will come down when demand tanks, but by that stage many will have more pressing issues to deal with to even think about buying a car that will mostly sit in a shed and cost a small fortune to run and maintain. Many people are still doing alright financially, but only the very wealthy are able to ride out an economic collapse, which we are told it's inevitable, so eventually, the car hobby will be greatly affected. I don't wish to come across as a pessimist, it's just the reality of the situation.
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interesting that things in Australia are same like here in Europe.. I agree 100%
Yes, the average person is walking around with a noose around their neck and the powers that be keep tightening it just a bit more, and a bit more, testing how much people can take.
The_Eagles’_Nest
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This is the one I bought. I paid $4500 for it. It was in Bryan, Ohio but it was from Manistique, Michigan.
It has a tilt-telescope steering column, rear defogger, Golden-Tone AM/FM search-seek radio, power vent windows, cloth seats, and Auto-Temp II.
It has a tilt-telescope steering column, rear defogger, Golden-Tone AM/FM search-seek radio, power vent windows, cloth seats, and Auto-Temp II.
Still can't get the link to work.
The_Eagles’_Nest
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I think you have to join the group to see it, if that’s what you mean.
Tried that, comes up with 'this content isn't available', won't connect to the group's page.
Joerg
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You should see that picture
Maybe the owner puled his photos.
It could have something to do with the ISP being blocked, happened with a local Ford forum (yes, my daily is a Ford!) and had to get the admin to rectify it.
1973 Chrysler Imperial Sedan 4D
1973 Chrysler Imperial Le Baron. This is a Jason Bagee original. Car spent most of its life in Florida. Doctor owned... The 440 runs incredibly strong. I wish I could keep her but I have a 1965...
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1973 Chrysler Imperial Le Baron. This is a Jason Bagee original. Car spent most of its life in Florida. Doctor owned... The 440 runs incredibly strong. I wish I could keep her but I have a 1965 Imperial coming to me that needs all of my attention. Paint is good, a possible respray? No rust. New tires..New master cylinder and brake system purge... Top has been removed, roof primed...I have the brightwork trim for the top. Car needs some love but such a rare beauty...Dwarfs my 1976 Deville!See less
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Brian L Hedger
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Wow. Brian didn't keep her very long. 
The_Eagles’_Nest
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I saw him doing the work on Facebook. Ironically he said that people in Europe were wanting him to sell, and he said he didn’t buy it just to resell it.Wow. Brian didn't keep her very long.
At least he's not asking stupid money for it.Wow. Brian didn't keep her very long.
The_Eagles’_Nest
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It is a great deal!
I have been watching the blue one for a while. The previous owner of this blue one Jason B. sold me my McGoldy from the West coast years ago. For a second I thought about grabbing this one before Brian did. But, I'm just in the middle of a house build and have the four Imperials now to keep me busy enough.
The_Eagles’_Nest
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That reminds me, I have a story about a 73 I missed out on. It was a total steal! I wish I had bought it.
Four?
Yup. Sold a bunch around the peak of Covid. In retrospect it was a mistake. I did buy a two door this year though.
Yes, thought you were down to three, have we seen this coupe?Yup. Sold a bunch around the peak of Covid. In retrospect it was a mistake. I did buy a two door this year though.
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