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Old 03-28-2009, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by streetfytr68 View Post
I think you are hyper-analyzing the subject, Ty. You can't do that with a hot rod. One might be inclined to combine 1 and 2.
In most cases, classification is a pendulum. Car A might lean towards the race side of the equation while car B might lean towards the street side of the equation.
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Steve:

Lets work with your statement, and put both cars into one category. Which car and why would bring the most money given each of them have a similar amount of money well spent on each of them?

Would a "Racing Style" 100k Pro touring Car bring more money than a 100k "Street Style" Pro Touring Car? and if so why?

My gut would tell me that they should be the same, however, I tend to like the Racing Style cars, so I would probably lean in that direction over the other one all things being considered.

Would this line of thinking fall in line with your thinking? If so, what % of People would you guess that would prefer one or the other? (I've seen a couple of the Trans AM style Penske 69 Camaro's. I think they are really striking and cool) Others might see them as to flashy.

I always dreamed (Since I was a little kid) of driving a race car on the street. ;-)

What can I say, "Boys and their Toys."

Ty
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