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Well it is hard to predict which car would become valuble when it is 20 - 30 years old.
I remember driving a 1972 Plain Jane Camaro with a 350 and TH 350. It was old, rather quick and cheap - like $500.That was in 1994 or so. Then 5-7 years later they started to gain.
Everyone said SSR is sure to become a collectible from the get go. Yet 15 year old SSR in great condition sells for about half of the sticker price. Special additions excluded of course.
Is it a miss or is it simply too early?
The look sure is becoming rather dated, especially the bubble top and bulging eyes with a smile on it's face annoy the H out of me.
I tried to solve those with my ZZR project which turned out to be a head turner.
it was very rare that noone would make a POS comment or ask smthn as I was pumping gas.
I guess peoplelike rebel and Doug Allen can' t stand the fact that a bastard build like that is cooler looking than their moving pieces of airbrush art that cost 20 times more. I sold ZZR for $2500.
Yes someone here said even the SSR parts were worth more than that.
Well the fair price is what people are willing to give, not what you put into your brainchild.
Having said that - if SSR is not going to be the next 69 Camaro like hit, what should you guys do - hang on to it for another decade or start dumping them...
I can only tell what I would like to build - a ZZR like project based on a ZL-1 Camaro.
Anyone has a $200 000 to spare, PM me, we'll talk.
George
ZZR
I remember driving a 1972 Plain Jane Camaro with a 350 and TH 350. It was old, rather quick and cheap - like $500.That was in 1994 or so. Then 5-7 years later they started to gain.
Everyone said SSR is sure to become a collectible from the get go. Yet 15 year old SSR in great condition sells for about half of the sticker price. Special additions excluded of course.
Is it a miss or is it simply too early?
The look sure is becoming rather dated, especially the bubble top and bulging eyes with a smile on it's face annoy the H out of me.
I tried to solve those with my ZZR project which turned out to be a head turner.
it was very rare that noone would make a POS comment or ask smthn as I was pumping gas.
I guess peoplelike rebel and Doug Allen can' t stand the fact that a bastard build like that is cooler looking than their moving pieces of airbrush art that cost 20 times more. I sold ZZR for $2500.
Yes someone here said even the SSR parts were worth more than that.
Well the fair price is what people are willing to give, not what you put into your brainchild.
Having said that - if SSR is not going to be the next 69 Camaro like hit, what should you guys do - hang on to it for another decade or start dumping them...
I can only tell what I would like to build - a ZZR like project based on a ZL-1 Camaro.
Anyone has a $200 000 to spare, PM me, we'll talk.
George
ZZR