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Blastfromthepast · 05-28-2020, 10:43 AM

Mart thanks for your response. To be honest I am heading towards original rebuild but I see so many 36 cabriolet original cars for sale that are for sale under priced and yet not selling.
I have to think if I put the time and money into the car what is my best return when I’m ready to sell. The desire of these 1930 cars have changed. It’s seems to me that the generation today are leaning more to hotrods then original. I think that because of the generation of hotrod buyers today. In years to came it will be today’s Japanese make cars.

05-28-2020, 10:43 AM	#3
Blastfromthepast Senior Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: NY Posts: 318	Re: To be or not to be a 1936 club cabriolet Mart thanks for your response. To be honest I am heading towards original rebuild but I see so many 36 cabriolet original cars for sale that are for sale under priced and yet not selling. I have to think if I put the time and money into the car what is my best return when I’m ready to sell. The desire of these 1930 cars have changed. It’s seems to me that the generation today are leaning more to hotrods then original. I think that because of the generation of hotrod buyers today. In years to came it will be today’s Japanese make cars.