Or you might, I do know from first hand experience of a Bathurst Charger in a ‘shed’ that has yet to see the light of day.
Now that people are valuing these cars as more than interesting curiosities for a small circle of people the last few will dribble out into the market as and when the current owners have a reason to move them on
Sometimes though there still has to be a person who knows the value and not just an old car. Without out that it goes to scrap.
Had to stop a relative sending a MK 1 Jag one owner 40 k miles from new to scrap. Those miles were western Queensland so it was not perfect but nothing significant wrong. Was being driven until parked as had bought a replacement. Had been parked in the shed for many years as it had been too much trouble to take it to the dealer as a trade in. Just saw an old car and the scrap merchant had room on the truck to take it away. The car was out of sight and not at the suggestion of the scrapper
Years ago a friend took a car off a farm in lieu of his last weeks wages. Had no real idea what it was just that it was interesting and knew how the boss worked so the deal was done. Neither thought it was worth any real value. A while later when started to figure out what was going to be required to put it back on the road found out it was the first one of that model produced. Had some very tempting offers from the U.K. for it as was
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