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Originally Posted by NOT A TA
I think that what occurs to some degree is that the cars highschoolers lusted after become popular cars to restore/restify/hot rod. This happens when those highschoolers get to the age where they have the disposable income and time to play with them. Of course there's always older and younger folks who like the particular body styles and get involved but the majority of the cars are being done by the age group that wanted them (or had them) in high school.
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The price of nice 3rd gens is going up and I feel this is exactly why.
I had a 2nd gen & a 3rd gen in HS....