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Originally Posted by strat61caster
Anecdotal evidence is as good as a fart in the wind. Feel free to link any studies and I'll change my mind (hard to do, this stuff wasn't being studied 30+ years ago, not much valid data pointing back that far). So anecdotal vs. anecdotal, I wasn't around 40 years ago, but tcoat and humfrz were, my parents were, things weren't so different.
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I like you because you keep me honest.
This website does state to avoid political discussion but I will bring up a non-binding action plan introduced by the United Nations in 1992. Technically it isn't political but it is called Agenda 21. Basically, some feel that it is out to “abolish golf courses, grazing pastures and paved roads,” in the name of creating a “one-world order.”
I notice you are from the Bay area and the last time I read, a lot of landlords require renters to make $100,000+/year just to be considered. I will make an assumption that you and your city depend on the Technology sector to sustain your city's impressive economic indicators.
But back to the program, the bring-a-trailer link has some good commentary. I would say collector car valuation is linked the state of the economy but no one has a crystal ball. It is a complex forecast.
I am probably hanging out with the wrong people but I remember last year watching a movie on TV that was about 10 years old. A old surface rusted AE86 was part of the plot line. I admired the car and suggested I'd like to buy one, one day. My friend I'm with has the nerve to tell me it a piece of shit. That worried me a bit.