i think the classics mustang will go up,can't find any here lately.
I left 4 on the pegs at TRU today, didnt know it was a tough onedockchecker said:i think the classics mustang will go up,can't find any here lately.
I agree with Mike on that.CTWLSMIKE said:I'm not sure anything will be that valuable in the future. So much stuff is in closets in boxes, that anyone looking for anything from this vintage shouldn't have too hard of a time finding it. Even Treasure Hunts.
did not know JL is quitting making diecast?SMS88 said:In the future, say next 10 years I bet there will be less serious collectors than there were in the boom past 5 years, which means prices will come down on everything made after 1980 because there is so much for sale and not enough buyers - prices are only high for the HTF new issues which are still entering distribution.The whole diecast market is on an oversupply downslide,which is why Jonny Lightning is quitting making diecast, except for rising prices on 1968-74 Redlines and 1969-71 Matchbox Superfast transitionals because the guys who had them as kids now have big bucks and are buying up their childhoods - this bubble will last maybe 5 more years....