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Old 12-12-2005, 12:11 PM
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Hemmings Sport & Exotic Car

The title on the artical was
25 Japanese Collectable You should By Now.



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Old 12-12-2005, 01:11 PM
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Old 12-13-2005, 08:10 AM
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Thanks for the post Kayvon.

I got the issue too. It's too bad they published our car in Black and White,
after showing the majority of the cars in full color.

I have e-mailed the publisher about the formatting, but am still waiting for a reply.
Love the car though.
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Old 12-14-2005, 12:01 AM
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Its a good thing we all have ours. The Svx is the future of car collecting. Im hoping to buy another this spring and im going to leave it all 100% stock.

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Old 12-14-2005, 02:27 AM
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those cars mentioned in the article are going to be
the Mustangs, Camaros and Challengers of the future...
and watch their values skyrocket in 20 yrs.

Ill always have 2-3 or more Svxs
I have 2 good Nissans and my Soarer Im hanging
on to also for many yrs.
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Old 12-14-2005, 06:22 AM
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What issue is that? I wonder if I can find one down here.
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Old 12-14-2005, 09:52 AM
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Its a good thing we all have ours. The Svx is the future of car collecting. Im hoping to buy another this spring and im going to leave it all 100% stock.

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I totally disagree that it'll be a collectors item in the future. The SVX has three things going against it.
1. Not enough made and a company that doesn't support their aging cars (go try to find parts for a brat at the dealer). Since there weren't enough made for someone to come up with a mold for each part (like Victoria or Moss does for the british) and keep it cost effective

2. Idiots who part out totally decent cars today for the high $$$ stuff then send the rest to the crusher. (Yeah everybody needs seals today but in 15 years when they all leak...)

3. Never was accepted by the public.

Does that mean it won't be worth money as it ages? Of course not but it'll be worth the same that a Hillman Minx is or a Dailmer 250 is not what a Sunbeam Tiger or Jaq E type is so it is doubtful that you'll see too many profitable reestorations going on for 'em in the future.
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Old 12-14-2005, 09:57 AM
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Yeah, well guess what
so was this car 40+ yrs ago....
and its value has been going up steadily in the last 10 yrs
I got a grip for this car, just sold it the other day.
Regardless, I know what cars I plan on having 20 yrs from now as investments, ...along with some land
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Old 12-14-2005, 10:49 AM
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Yeah, well guess what
so was this car 40+ yrs ago....
and its value has been going up steadily in the last 10 yrs
I got a grip for this car, just sold it the other day.
Regardless, I know what cars I plan on having 20 yrs from now as investments, ...along with some land

Yeah and that edsil is still not worth anthing but of course it is worth more today then 10 years ago because off all the losers who can't turn a wrench but will throw 99k at a stinking VW camper! Anybody who collects cars for the money though should do themselves a favor and open a standard savings account. The benefits are about the same once true costs are factored in.
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Old 12-14-2005, 11:03 AM
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Yeah and that edsil is still not worth anthing but of course it is worth more today then 10 years ago because off all the losers who can't turn a wrench but will throw 99k at a stinking VW camper! Anybody who collects cars for the money though should do themselves a favor and open a standard savings account. The benefits are about the same once true costs are factored in.
theres some honest advice
thats okay, I know all my cars are sound investments
and I have a "bank acct" because of it
to each his own, but I know how much I make a yr in selling
classic or muscle cars, and it easily pays the bills more then
the measily few % any banks going to do for me.
Oh, btw apparantly the "edsel" was worth something, since its been
paid for and I tripled my investement in less then 30 days....hmmm
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69 SS Camaro 350
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Old 12-14-2005, 11:11 AM
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Thanks for correcting the spelling of Edsel. The easiest way for non Edsel fans to remember the spelling is this little saying:

Every Day Something Else Loose

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PS: No I have nothing against the marque.
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Old 12-14-2005, 11:25 AM
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theres some honest advice
thats okay, I know all my cars are sound investments
and I have a "bank acct" because of it
to each his own, but I know how much I make a yr in selling
classic or muscle cars, and it easily pays the bills more then
the measily few % any banks going to do for me.
Oh, btw apparantly the "edsel" was worth something, since its been
paid for and I tripled my investement in less then 30 days....hmmm
Sound investments b/c you have enough grey hairs with money and the desire to relive their youth. Really collecting cars is a horrible way to make a lving on AVERAGE (which is what I stated). You don't really collect 'em so much as swoop in and buy then sell. A collector tends to keep things for years (which storage alone is very pricey)!

Glad you made a profit on your edsel but really is it worth even close to a comparable Ford, Chevy or Dodge from the same year.

I already know you make a killing on crap (so the edsel doesn't suprise me that you found an idiot willing to pay too much for something). Just look at the steel brakelines sitting broken after a week on one of my cars. A decent supplier probably would've cut into your profits too much.
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Old 12-14-2005, 01:23 PM
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Sound investments b/c you have enough grey hairs with money and the desire to relive their youth. Really collecting cars is a horrible way to make a lving on AVERAGE (which is what I stated). You don't really collect 'em so much as swoop in and buy then sell. A collector tends to keep things for years (which storage alone is very pricey)!

Glad you made a profit on your edsel but really is it worth even close to a comparable Ford, Chevy or Dodge from the same year.

I already know you make a killing on crap (so the edsel doesn't suprise me that you found an idiot willing to pay too much for something). Just look at the steel brakelines sitting broken after a week on one of my cars. A decent supplier probably would've cut into your profits too much.
Dude, you have no idea what I make or dont make on my products first of all so dont act like you do.
Secondly, money is money and if I make a few hundred dollars or a few thousand it doesnt matter, as long as I didnt lose any. that = a sound investment. Feel free to invest your $ anyway you want, I could care less.
Now as for the brakelines, this is all news to me.
Instead of beating around the bush, lets here the whole story.
Did you buy them from us ? and do you still have your inv ?
IF you did they have a lifetime warranty so they would replace anything
that is or was defective (AND NOT INSTALLED INCORRECTLY, of course.
And Im sure youre a Pro so that would never happen)
Have you EVER contacted me about this "problem" ?? Um NO
If you had It would of been resolved along time ago.
As for the manufacturer, they are about the biggest in the nation and supply 80% of the sellers out there of the same product, just FYI.
I dont know who you are and now I really dont care nor do I want to know
But as a vendor, yes, Id still stand behind my product and help fix any issues you may have with them even if youre an ass, sure.
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Old 12-14-2005, 04:01 PM
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Speaking of Edsel, has anyone else seen an Edsel station wagon? I saw one at a car show a few months ago. It's the only wagon I've ever seen and I've seen quite a few Edsels.
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Old 12-14-2005, 04:08 PM
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Speaking of Edsel, has anyone else seen an Edsel station wagon? I saw one at a car show a few months ago. It's the only wagon I've ever seen and I've seen quite a few Edsels.
yep, even more rare, "the ranchwagon" beast
but dont think they ever made a woody
version, that would of been cool.
I sold a wagon yrs ago, but dont have any pics of it, it was in about
the same shape as the other one I just sold was.
The converts are pretty cool too.
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69 SS Camaro 350
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