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marty in Ohio · 09-13-2012, 08:24 AM

Don't you all think that people collect what they remember? If I still had that '68 Roadrunner that I drove in 1970 it would be worth $75,000 today. Not many people remember the Model A. When I take my '30 town sedan out and people gather to look, I usually ask if "they are looking or remembering." It's the most fun to talk to those who are remembering. It seems like everyone over 70 learned to drive in a car "just like this one."

09-13-2012, 08:24 AM	#29
marty in Ohio Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Elyria, Ohio Posts: 757	Re: How come "Car Collectors" don't like Model A's? Don't you all think that people collect what they remember? If I still had that '68 Roadrunner that I drove in 1970 it would be worth $75,000 today. Not many people remember the Model A. When I take my '30 town sedan out and people gather to look, I usually ask if "they are looking or remembering." It's the most fun to talk to those who are remembering. It seems like everyone over 70 learned to drive in a car "just like this one."