Originally Posted by amx1397

if you have the money and can find a very very low millage crossfire,, buy it put it away, on blocks starting it ,run it for an hour change the fluids, and do it again next year, Oh drain all the brake fluid, and wait. til 2050 what a better way to have an investment, pay$10 to $20.000 now and in 2050 in only 50 years your car will be worth 250,000.00. to 1 mil. example a 1968 mustang sold for $2850.00 new,, used in 1969 it was $800.00 to $1500.00 now it is $30,000.00 to $178,000.00 you want to put money away for the kids or grand kids,, go for it,, jim

Originally Posted by onehundred80

Originally Posted by musicnsurf

nominal for the pleasure i get seeing low mileage srt-6's in the garage.

Originally Posted by tburris

For your information I was stopped in traffic, and was hit by a car going est 35mph when he decided to chnage lanes to get behind me, what he did not realize is that traffic was stopped, I did not even see him coming as far as putting my foot on the gas that would have put the driver in front of me in more danger, he was injured enough already from slaming into his steering wheel due to no seat belt, I walked away and so did the guy who hit us but the old gentleman in front of me didn't, so im sorry if I seem a little testy about your comment but I could not do that to someone.

Originally Posted by tburris

Ok Guys here's one for you, I inquired to Hagerty Collector car insurance for a quote to insure my car for a set cash value of 25000 and 6000 for add ons etc. After about a week they asked me for pics of all angles of the car and guess what? They consider it a collector status car due to the fact of a somewhat limited production and that its no longer manufactured. For 700 bucks a year I have my crossfire insured through a reputable classic collector car insurance co, Hagerty So it seems to me if a company like Haderty who insures mostly CLASSIC Collector Cars, would insure a Crossfire that says something about our cars dont you think. Definitly a Collector Car maybe not Classic status but still cool.

Originally Posted by TerryR

I have the almost identical insurance with Haggerty, but my car I valued at $23000 and my annual cost is $600. I actaully did a Phone interview with a insurance agent.