Buy a Corvette ZR1 in 1990 for $60k. Sit on it for 19 years and hope to get $40.5k for it.
Or, in 1990, put $60k in the bank averaging a return of 3%, (very lazy way, and very safe), now you have $106k.
If you put the money in the bank, you drive the car almost as much as the person who owned it and drove 179 miles. And you didn't have to pay for insurance.
Dale, that car probably sold for around 80K.
That is a primo car. I did some work on it this past winter getting it ready for NCRS. This car needs nothing other than an original battery to be perfect.
They make way too many of these cars to be short term investments. Long term, who knows. We may not even gasoline to run them on in the extreme long term.
