I'm guessing good examples of European sports cars will continue to increase
in value, especially those cars owned in the US with the continuing falling
dollar. American muscle cars have already started their correction, downward.
A Sports Car Market Magazine article recently compared a diversified classic
car collection with the performance of the Dow over 10 years. The car
collection won hands down, but the fine print was that the fiscal performance
did
not include the cost of storage, maintenance, or insurance. Hey, I'd rather
turn a wrench on a nice Triumph in a comfortable garage than know I've got a
stock certificate sitting in some safety deposit box. And as long as Grundy
Worldwide still writes in Hawaii, insurance is not that big an issue.
Let long term investments be fun investments, and maybe die broke? Aloha,
Robert
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