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If I was a millionare, which I am not, I would pay 50 grand for that TTA. Someone will grab that Turbo before the year is over.
I don't mean to sound cocky or foolish but I am yet to see a Car with the Looks and Style of the TTA. Amazing.
 
Hummm...The 2nd one for $18,000 with 50K or more and slightly modified... Maybe these cars are going up.:arab:
 
Damn that poor TTA never got to enjoy life! She sits there waiting with those little miles on it! This is the 3rd TTA I've seen with super low miles (in the wrapper as they call it) within the last 3 years. Seems they still pop up from time to time. Their day won't come till 20 years old then we should see some jumps in price. They are always going up just haven't made that leap yet. I'd sell mine for 50K in a heartbeat! :drool:
 
It seems muscle or collectible cars do the 20 year come around. In other words in 20 years they usually come back to their original price for the lower mile ones anyway. Then like the GNX all depends on supply and demand how high they will go after that point. Usually after they have 20 years in their belt it's a strong upward climb on the price. :drool:
 
I saw a car aution on one of the cable channels last weekend. A yellow 72 Hemi Cuda sold for $110,000. It wasn't all untouched though, it looked perfect like it was just driven off of the assembly line, but they showed picks of it through its life. It had TOTALLY been restored, for a period of time it looked like a trailer park racer...wrong wheels, jacked up, a big silly wal-mart wing and a shi**y flamed paint job. So if it were the same thing only it had been babied and kept in a garage it's whole existance then would it have brought $220,000!?!?:shock: Wouldn't it??DontKnow: So what I'm saying is then at the 20 year mark, a immaculate babied, garage kept, one/original owner TTA with low miles like mine should be worth around $22,500. Still have all original stock stuff to put it back original. So these never driven, never titled TTA with less than 500 miles should legitimately be worth $70,000. The hard tops/ cloth interor cars should be higher than a GNX.:crazy: Everyone let me know how wrong I am:chat:
 
I saw a slightly modified TTA for sale last week, don't remember if was this page or turbo buick. Slightly modified, 36000 miles for $13500. I had mine for sale four years ago (wised up and started modifying slightly instead) for $15995 as bone stock prestine with 19000 miles. I got no interest whatsoever. That was four years ago, I am way up north, and things do change. But I don't think $18000 with 50000 miles will happen. Would be nice, hope I'm wrong.

My $.02
 
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