[moscooter]

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If you're a real truck nut and have more than just your SSR, here are three models suggested by Hagertys that have gained in value.

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vi...edium=email&utm_content=18_Mar_28_HagertyNews

 

[Cash]

80's music - some 80's trucks - classic

 

[Auggie Doggie]

Don't care for any of them now or when they were new.

 

[Dicktator]

Don't care for any of them now or when they were new.

I am with you!! Didn't like them ever!

Dicktator

 

[DOOPHUS]

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If you're a real truck nut and have more than just your SSR, here are three models suggested by Hagertys that have gained in value.

Very interesting, Moscooter . . .

Clueless with the other two but 1986 and earlier Jeep CJ's (pre-Chrysler takeover) have an incredible "Cult Following" here in the Desert Southwest.

Right now The Bummer, 1986 Jeep CJ-7, is worth at least 5 times the original Sticker Price. However, since I've owned the Ugly Ducking for so many years, selling is not even a consideration.

The CJ-8 in the Hagarty article is very similar (about one foot longer) and only produced for a few years making it even more unique.

 

[wizzr]

They don't trip my trigger. However, like an old car dog friend told me many moons ago... there's a butt for every seat.

 

[Stlhotrod]

Sorry but I could not own them as an investment because if they tanked I would not want to have to drive them. They just don't do anything for me personally.

 

[moscooter]

They don't trip my trigger. However, like an old car dog friend told me many moons ago... there's a butt for every seat.

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hey, none of those models float my boat either, but for those that are into cars/trucks and constantly trading them, for some reason or another.....certain models seem to be more sought after than others. knowing which ones then becomes key.

 

[90 Fatboy]

Thank you Moscooter for sharing the link to the interesting article. My father had three various Ford Broncos and enjoy the ride and drive.
90 Fatboy