The MuscleCar Place Newsletter - October 15, 2009

Published: Thu, 10/15/09

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The MuscleCar Place Newsletter October 15, 2009

Mo' Muscle!
 
In this week's edition of The MuscleCar Place Newsletter we'll discuss the third part of a 4-part series: Rookie Guide - How to Buy a Muscle Car.
 
Also, we'll review our weekly podcast show.  This week we get to learn what it is like to own a classic car dealership!
 
Finally, do take a peek through our latest listings.  It's a rough job to look at beautiful cars, I know...but someone has to do it.  More and more great muscle cars keep showing up each day!
 
 
Sincerely,
Robert Kibbe
President: The MuscleCar Place, LLC
 
 
p.s. Should you find this newsletter enjoyable, please consider forwarding it on to a friend.  A muscle car will thank you later! 
 
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News and Trends:

Rookie Guide: How to Buy a Muscle Car Part 3

Today's topic:
Determine your price range and payment method
 
So just how do you really determine the price range for a classic muscle car?  Simple - you need to take a look at what the market thinks it's worth.  Just like real estate, muscle car values are determined by what the market thinks the cars are worth, not by calculating the sum cost of all of their parts.   The price that people are currently paying for muscle cars is key.  It's a subjective thing that relies on supply and demand.  Also, unlike 99% of modern cars, 1960's and '70's muscle cars are really not going down in value anymore.   Their value bottomed out long ago and has been on the rise ever since.  Over the past few years we've seen somewhat of a bubble in values, but they still remain quite high.

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Podcast Show:


This Week's Podcast Show!

 
Each week we discuss a range of topics of interest to muscle car fanatics, and feature an interview from someone of note and authority from the muscle car world as well as a listener story!
 
If you'd like to share your muscle car story with the world, pleas email us at: stories@themusclecarplace.com.  We'd be honored to have it!
 
Is there is a person of interest you'd like us to interview for the show?  We'd love to take your suggestions!  Please e-mail your suggestion to: suggestions@themusclecarplace.com.
 
 
 
In this week's show:

1) A few little fun tidbits:

-6 of the top 10 Money Cars from the Barrett Jackson Las Vegas Auction were muscle cars
-The NASCAR Nationwide Ford entry for 2010 will be the Mustang
-Year One is introducing new parts for Mopar Lovers!  Charger tail panels, Cuda Grilles, and more!

2) We discuss Part 2 of our 4 part series - A Rookie's Guide to Choosing a Muscle Car

3) An interview with David Williams from Fastlane Cars.

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4) Our Listener Story of the Week - from Koen De Boer of Belgium.  Koen comments on our piece entitled "What if you could never drive again?"

  

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