For most classic car owners owning a classic car is not about a rising investment (which is always a nice perk) but about owning what they like. For most classic car owners, their classic cars are rolling nostalgia – bringing back long lost fond memories of youth. Maybe that special car was a car that you always wanted but postponed owning due to marriage, kids, and other circumstances life can throw at you. Or maybe a certain car you owned was enjoyed and sold due to the prior reasons a
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Ownership of a full-size rear-wheel drive V8 powered four-door luxury car was once an aspiration held by many. After World War II, the U.S. Economy boomed allowing many Americans to buy luxury cars. Cadillac, Lincoln, and Chrysler flourished selling as many of these big full-size V8 powered cars from the early-1950s to the early-1970s, they could produce. It was the 1973 oil crises and the enactment of the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (C.A.F.E.) that put the final nail in the coffin for thes