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01-19-2008, 11:00 AM

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Rich Knapp

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RE: Price

I agree. Our 04 GTO was a rare color/trany combo we treated it like a trailer queen. The value of it now is more than 15g's less than we paid (MSRP). We will take care of our Chally but not like a collecter car just a new car. We will drive the car like it was ment to be driven and enjoy it let our son's worry about if it is worth anything to restore.

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01-19-2008, 11:02 AM

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My wife and I were talking last night about the Challenger, and she said, "If I know you, you'll eventually get two of them -- one to drive and one to keep." Now I'm hoping that a few make their way into the rental car market so I can eventually pick up a second one for daily use at a reasonable price.

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01-19-2008, 11:29 AM

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Jeremiah 29:11

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Thanks Kramtrah.

There are many other investments that have a better ROI. Keep in mind that you can buy an 70's Challenger in good shape but it might be only $10k-$20K now.

I do not believe that is a good ROI.

I too like Kramtrah would enjoy it more seeing my kids or grandkids (whenever I get some) enjoy my car.

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