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From: cb@hlwpc.UUCP (Carl Blesch)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Low mileage older cars (Re: auto wanted)
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Date: Tue, 30-Jul-85 14:11:50 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 30 14:11:50 1985
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> For the uninitiated, looking for a 20 year old car with 75K or less is
> not unreasonable. There are plenty out there. Pick up a copy of Hemmings or
> Old Cars and you will see several such automobiles being offered for sale
> in each issue. It takes some legwork and a lot of looking, but for someone
> who is willing to take the time and make the effort to look, it is
> actually relatively easy to find these cars.
> 		Mark Longo	AT&T ISL  Denver

The August 5, 1985 issue of Business Week has an article on buying
postwar collector cars in its "Personal Business Supplement" section on
page 86.  They too note that low-mileage cars from the fifties can be
found, and cite some of the same references listed above.  The article
is probably too elementary for real collectors, but a good overview
for people like me who know next to nothing about it.
		Carl Blesch