Dennis Kirban
Well-Known Member
Kirbans Question:
It has to be a car you owned or have driven prior to 1995 that in todays market is worth one hundred grand ($100,000) or more. Can be a car you owned from years ago and probably regret selling and probably are surprised at how much it is worth now. May have been a neighbors car you had a chance to drive.
Has to be prior to 1995 so that eliminates any late model cars. Some of you may have had an opportunity when you were younger to drive a car that has just skyrocketed in value.
Be interested to see what cars pop up from you.
I got one example that comes to my mind that my friend down the street owned when I was a teenager. Today this car is worth 350 grand ($350,000) or better. In the early 1960s he paid I believe $6500 and it was a 1957 model. In the early 1960s $6500 for a used car or any car was very big money. Most new cars sold for around $3,000 at the most.
He actually lent it to me once in awhile to go out on dates in. This was back in 1964-65. At the time I had a 1956 Crown Vic Ford. Basically a $500 car.
I left out one important fact. What car is it?
Lets see who can figure it out.
kirbanperformance.com
denniskirban@yahoo.com
You can rule out any Buick in the answer.
It has to be a car you owned or have driven prior to 1995 that in todays market is worth one hundred grand ($100,000) or more. Can be a car you owned from years ago and probably regret selling and probably are surprised at how much it is worth now. May have been a neighbors car you had a chance to drive.
Has to be prior to 1995 so that eliminates any late model cars. Some of you may have had an opportunity when you were younger to drive a car that has just skyrocketed in value.
Be interested to see what cars pop up from you.
I got one example that comes to my mind that my friend down the street owned when I was a teenager. Today this car is worth 350 grand ($350,000) or better. In the early 1960s he paid I believe $6500 and it was a 1957 model. In the early 1960s $6500 for a used car or any car was very big money. Most new cars sold for around $3,000 at the most.
He actually lent it to me once in awhile to go out on dates in. This was back in 1964-65. At the time I had a 1956 Crown Vic Ford. Basically a $500 car.
I left out one important fact. What car is it?
Lets see who can figure it out.
kirbanperformance.com
denniskirban@yahoo.com
You can rule out any Buick in the answer.