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bart78 · 09-01-2014, 05:22 PM

There are a 100 million more people in the US now that in 1974. The population of the baby boom era is around 77 million. Of that 77 million how many own Model A's. I remember going with my uncle during the 1980's to look for cars. And he would walk right by the model a's. Because early v8's were what he could fix and get rid of faster. And you were starting to see more fat fender cars becoming popular. That once were thought to be ugly. And some still think so. The A is probably at its highest now that ever. Because of the guys that grew up riding in one when they were a kid and want one now. And for the hot rodder that can't afford to pay the price for a 32. What's going to make or brake the the cars. Is going to be financial wise with the whole country. I know my parents were able to take advantage of a lot better interest rates on their retirement. Than I am right now. A lot is going to depend on how money is for the next generation.

09-01-2014, 05:22 PM	#33
bart78 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Stephenville tx Posts: 1,019	Re: What’s the future of (T’s) and (A’s) There are a 100 million more people in the US now that in 1974. The population of the baby boom era is around 77 million. Of that 77 million how many own Model A's. I remember going with my uncle during the 1980's to look for cars. And he would walk right by the model a's. Because early v8's were what he could fix and get rid of faster. And you were starting to see more fat fender cars becoming popular. That once were thought to be ugly. And some still think so. The A is probably at its highest now that ever. Because of the guys that grew up riding in one when they were a kid and want one now. And for the hot rodder that can't afford to pay the price for a 32. What's going to make or brake the the cars. Is going to be financial wise with the whole country. I know my parents were able to take advantage of a lot better interest rates on their retirement. Than I am right now. A lot is going to depend on how money is for the next generation.