You know when I appreciate the looks of this car most...when I wash it. Between the looks, the strange pedigree and the way this car is constructed (which I think is phenomenal especially at its price) I truly believe this car has "Classic" potential. More so than any other car I've owned (except maybe my '73 TR6 (that's already becoming a classic with premium cars pushing $25,000 when it sold for $4,000). Perfect Corvettes will always sell at a "Good" price and will probably always outperform a Crossfire but who wants to see yourself coming and going. On Long Island, NY they're a dime a dozen. We're driving something special. We should all appreciate it and enjoy them as they were designed, while we have them.