[indyjps]

i personally do not want to contribute to any type of article that represents muscle cars as an investment, true the recent prices indicate that some cars are "blue chip" material but feeding this frenzy only drives up the prices on all muscle cars including non original, plain cars, and the enthusiast is left out in the cold as more and more cars become "too valuable to drive" and are retired to garages. please go elsewhere, or better yet recommend that ferraris are the next wave of hot investments. the owners will be pleased and maybe you'll be able to start a new trend.