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GerryAllen · 10-01-2019, 07:41 AM

I think Model A's are holding their own however, I don't see them appreciating in the future. I got a spectacular driver, 1930 coupe, no rust, new engine new brakes a good looker for $9100.
I have owned it 20 months put 10000 miles on it and spent very little on it. My price per mile for parts etc is .30 cents per mile, it has not depreciated in the year and a half I have owned it.
Over all if you break even when selling it, I think you are the exception. My personal feeling is buy it to enjoy, DRIVE IT.
ETA #7 thread says it all about the smaller pool of buyers.
Gerry Birch Bay WA

10-01-2019, 07:41 AM	#8
GerryAllen Senior Member Join Date: May 2018 Location: Birch Bay WA Posts: 190	Re: Model A prices...going which way? I think Model A's are holding their own however, I don't see them appreciating in the future. I got a spectacular driver, 1930 coupe, no rust, new engine new brakes a good looker for $9100. I have owned it 20 months put 10000 miles on it and spent very little on it. My price per mile for parts etc is .30 cents per mile, it has not depreciated in the year and a half I have owned it. Over all if you break even when selling it, I think you are the exception. My personal feeling is buy it to enjoy, DRIVE IT. ETA #7 thread says it all about the smaller pool of buyers. Gerry Birch Bay WA Last edited by GerryAllen; 10-01-2019 at 07:46 AM.