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Posted 2017-01-13 9:20 PM (#531288)
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Posted 2017-01-14 7:40 AM (#531315 - in reply to #531288)
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She's a beauty. If you like white and gold she really is a winner! Is this the Holy Grail of Forward looks? Doctor?...Me, a 300D Convertible in coral would be the best.
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GregCon
Posted 2017-01-14 8:34 AM (#531317 - in reply to #531288)
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As much as I respect the car....it has three things I grapple with:

1) Sits too high
2) Needs bigger rubber
3) The hardtop roofline is lost....better keep the top down all the time
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2017-01-14 2:37 PM (#531342 - in reply to #531317)
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Gorgeous! I thought this sold at BJ last year? Perhaps not. It looks like it is restored to top standards. One of the very few nits to pick: the engine bay should be gray instead of the 1957 black. That would reduce the value of the car by .... oh, let's see - square root of 7, carry the one..... nothing!



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Posted 2017-01-14 2:58 PM (#531345 - in reply to #531288)
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the famous trunk mat...
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mikes2nd
Posted 2017-01-14 5:51 PM (#531363 - in reply to #531288)
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Hmm investment... What will this be worth in 10 years?
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Posted 2017-01-14 6:50 PM (#531368 - in reply to #531363)
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mikes2nd - 2017-01-14 5:51 PM

Hmm investment... What will this be worth in 10 years?

My guess $250,000
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2017-01-14 8:13 PM (#531375 - in reply to #531368)
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Oh, and look at the top of the Jiffy Jet bag! Just for show, baby!
This car is totally marvy!

Value in 10 years? I wish I knew.

I am surprised it has no bumper guards.

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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2017-01-15 12:11 AM (#531385 - in reply to #531375)
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While I know that white cars were unusual at the time, and thusly Mother
Mopar chose white/off-white to make their performance cars stand out, to
my aesthetic, Kelvinator white is just plain boring. Add in a boring brown
interior and you have the reason why I went for a Fireflite instead. Basically
the same car with all the playful color and fabric options that were limited on
the Adventurer.

Still a great car. Just not my "ultimate" Forward Look expression.
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sidesho_bob1961
Posted 2017-01-16 6:23 AM (#531465 - in reply to #531288)
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Well, my guess would be about $125,000 tops, since nobody under 40 today will be interested in it in 10 years. They will be bidding big money on a car they can relate with, which isn't a 58 Desoto Adventurer convertible...
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mikes2nd
Posted 2017-01-16 7:57 AM (#531466 - in reply to #531288)
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They aren't making any more and I never grew up with FWL cars, but got hooked later. Heck I was hooked on Mitsubishi 3000gts and GTOs.

Not to mention Christine, that was my initial hook, someone locally had one for sale, I had never seen a 58 Plymouth in person(all the car shows ive been to).

Was not really aware of FWL cars as most aren't. Kids think "57" chevys as 50's cars... and you see 56's,55's... 58 chevy is fairly rare and ugly... fords no one pays attention to much. A Christine shows up and people flock. The finned car era was pretty short lives.. like 5 years.

Just for museum interest alone these cars are high value and I think going higher.

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GregCon
Posted 2017-01-16 8:15 AM (#531467 - in reply to #531288)
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My FIL has a Gone with the Wind poster that is valued at around $16K.....he tells me he should sell it before everyone who cares is dead.

But....I think there will always be a market, as far as we can see ahead, for these cars.

As an example, 1932 Pierce Arrows have not suffered in value....and not too many people left grew up driving one.
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Mike McCandless
Posted 2017-01-16 9:23 AM (#531468 - in reply to #531288)
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I might go look at this on Friday...
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sidesho_bob1961
Posted 2017-01-16 2:30 PM (#531486 - in reply to #531288)
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Only time will tell, but I doubt any 25 year old today, will spend $250,000 for this car in 10 to 15 years....
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mikes2nd
Posted 2017-01-16 5:15 PM (#531490 - in reply to #531288)
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yeah I mean they only made 82 of these... that's not rare! and i'm sure they all survived... are you guys high?

Eh ill give you 500 bucks!.. it better have a full tank of gas! take it or leave it! hah

You guys are hilarious... this is the epitome of FWL cars... the cream of the crop and to me one of simply the best and rarest.

I'm not a convertible guy but I understand they are the king of the hill because of rarity and the option.

why are only 25 year olds buying cars? what about a 40 year old? in 10 years? 15... Like I said you can get FWL hooked any time.

But you need deeper and deeper pockets... I don't see them going down as they are getting harder and harder to find.
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2017-01-16 7:23 PM (#531503 - in reply to #531490)
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mikes2nd - 2017-01-16 3:15 PM

yeah I mean they only made 82 of these... that's not rare!



Yeah, especially when you compare it to a 1972 Dodge Dart sedan painted olive green mist with a green vinyl top, brown interior, bench seat, slant six, auto, and auxiliary tissue dispenser which Galen Govier certified is one of only six built exactly like it! Now that's rare!
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Posted 2017-01-16 9:24 PM (#531514 - in reply to #531503)
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I expect my car is now worth at least $500.
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Posted 2017-01-16 9:34 PM (#531516 - in reply to #531288)
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In 15 years, $250,000 will only buy a new Camry...
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Posted 2017-01-16 10:12 PM (#531521 - in reply to #531503)
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Lancer Mike - 2017-01-16 7:23 PM
mikes2nd - 2017-01-16 3:15 PM yeah I mean they only made 82 of these... that's not rare!
Yeah, especially when you compare it to a 1972 Dodge Dart sedan painted olive green mist with a green vinyl top, brown interior, bench seat, slant six, auto, and auxiliary tissue dispenser which Galen Govier certified is one of only six built exactly like it! Now that's rare! :laugh:

 

Im getting tired of that practice... very very tired... everyones car is 1 of 1!!   Well you see the guy who put the fender on used a "rework" fender , so that makes it the only puke green 4 door sedan from the factory with door dent!!! omg so rare!!!

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sidesho_bob1961
Posted 2017-01-17 8:25 AM (#531545 - in reply to #531288)
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My point is; the amount of "car guys" is dwindling like WWII vets, maybe not as quickly, but we are dwindling......How many 25 year olds do you see at car shows or cruise nights? Not many and if you do their not driving pre 1972 vehicles. Heck, how many even have a driver's license or a real job? At a lot of events I look around and I feel pretty young, and I'm 55 years old!!! Now how many of them gotta have a 58 Desoto enough to spend $250,000 for one (not that it's even gonna sell now for that much...). Yes, there will always be museums out there, but even they are starting to close and dwindle. How many museums out there can afford a static display for $250,000? Not many. So called "muscle cars" are already on the decline.......Just my overall view on the hobby in this country.....not sure about other countries.... Don't get me wrong, I'd love to have enough "play money" to buy this car, however I'd much rather have a beach house right now and keep the convertibles I already got.....


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GregCon
Posted 2017-01-17 8:58 AM (#531547 - in reply to #531288)
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I hear ya...but keep in mind a couple things:

1) In 15 years those 25 year olds will be 40 year olds and their tastes will no longer be those of a 25 year old.

2) If there are only 6 of these cars left in the world, it's a fair bet that there will be 6 people out of billions who will want one at $250K. It's hard to put your arms around, but there are plenty of people to whom spending $250K is like you buying a nice lunch at Chili's.

There's no doubt that the value of old stuff floats up and down. In 15 years this car might be worth only $150K. But add another 10 years and it might be worth $350K.



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Posted 2017-01-17 11:36 AM (#531557 - in reply to #531288)
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you dont drive a 250k car. you dont breathe on it! heated climate controlled garage

show car trialered... drive it around the grounds at pebble beach thats it. some nut

in scandanavia will buy it.
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Posted 2017-01-17 3:09 PM (#531585 - in reply to #531342)
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Lancer Mike - 2017-01-14 1:37 PM

Gorgeous! I thought this sold at BJ last year? Perhaps not.


Yep, B-J site says it sold for $264K including commission:

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1958-DESOTO-ADV...

Anyone know any background on this car?



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61_Imperial
Posted 2017-01-17 5:09 PM (#531597 - in reply to #531465)
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sidesho_bob1961 - 2017-01-16 6:23 AM

Well, my guess would be about $125,000 tops, since nobody under 40 today will be interested in it in 10 years. They will be bidding big money on a car they can relate with, which isn't a 58 Desoto Adventurer convertible...


I am 24, and will still be quite interested!
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sidesho_bob1961
Posted 2017-01-18 6:14 AM (#531640 - in reply to #531288)
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"Interested" and willing to pay $250,000 for it are two entirely different things.....If all the interested people that are willing to buy it don't have $250,000 than the price will come down....I'm interested in it right now, but not enough to sell all my toys to pay $250,000 for it......We'll see how long it takes to sell it.....

Edited by sidesho_bob1961 2017-01-18 6:21 AM
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mikes2nd
Posted 2017-01-18 9:03 AM (#531649 - in reply to #531288)
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if he is rich he can afford 250k, and btw these are also "investments"...

we tell the wives/gf that and they roll their eyes. Then we make them watch Barrett Jackson for an hour and they grumble and go "well... maybe its an invest but I still don't think so"...

 

I think Mike M thinks these cars are pokemon... gotta catch them all... 



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Mike McCandless
Posted 2017-01-18 11:01 AM (#531654 - in reply to #531288)
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Lol, I have an aggressive 2017-2018 plan. Goal is to open up a forward look museum in 2018 in my home town :).
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Posted 2017-01-18 11:45 AM (#531657 - in reply to #531288)
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"some nut in scandinavia will buy it"... well if so I bet that it'll be driven and not trailered to shows... they know what cars are for.
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mikes2nd
Posted 2017-01-18 12:07 PM (#531661 - in reply to #531288)
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That would be a first... better get those trucks! and I still think a 63 custom 880 is FWL

I figured that was where you were heading, where are you NC?

You should make a rolling museum with say the top 10-15 cars, rent them out to other museums for 3-5 months at a time.

Its always cool to see new exhibits, your art museums keep things fresh that way.

Rent storage in the winter for collectible cars for your museum to show also.

Of course you need a national FWL meet... maybe call it a national fins meet... even let the 57 chevys and fords in so they can see a car like a 58 Desoto Adv.




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Lancer Mike
Posted 2017-01-18 12:49 PM (#531664 - in reply to #531649)
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mikes2nd - 2017-01-18 7:03 AM

if he is rich he can afford 250k, and btw these are also "investments"...



Not such a hot investment for the previous owner if they really paid $264K + shipping, etc. and are selling for $250K one year later. Blue chip stocks did much better than that.
Wealth is subjective too; Warren Buffet or even Jay Leno could buy this and use it as a daily driver - I think neither of them would be ruined by the cost or depreciation.

Edited by Lancer Mike 2017-01-18 12:55 PM
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Posted 2017-01-18 2:02 PM (#531672 - in reply to #531664)
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Mike McCandless
Posted 2017-01-18 2:11 PM (#531673 - in reply to #531288)
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Unless BJ bought it themselves. They collect the 25k off the seller and then put it back up for sale. Never know.
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Posted 2017-01-18 3:22 PM (#531680 - in reply to #531661)
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$25K!! That's a lot of dough for the opportunity. Guess I won't be selling anything of mine there.


mikes2nd - 2017-01-18 9:07 AM

...Of course you need a national FWL meet... maybe call it a national fins meet... even let the 57 chevys and fords in so they can see a car like a 58 Desoto Adv.




I've actually been thinking of doing something just like that. A car, truck & trailer "show" that is open to all makes and models, but is limited to '45-'61 only. The only thing that is stopping me is figuring out what to do there. I would want it to have some fun activities to do together, not just sitting around or milling about, staring at the cars.
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sidesho_bob1961
Posted 2017-01-18 3:37 PM (#531682 - in reply to #531288)
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Seller is listed as "Barrett Jackson Collection Showroom" so that pretty much answers your question......
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Posted 2017-01-18 4:13 PM (#531684 - in reply to #531288)
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I would be ticked as a buyer that i'm bidding against BJ on a 'no reserve' car... I guess that would have a reserve if BJ is bidding against the guy on the street. they almost represent the seller ;/
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Posted 2017-01-18 4:37 PM (#531688 - in reply to #531288)
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Mecum has bought more than a few cars over the years. Same for BJ.
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Posted 2017-01-18 9:15 PM (#531718 - in reply to #531688)
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Back up a minute. So this "sold" at BJ last year for $264K, auctioned with the '57 and the '59.
The buyer of this car was BJ Showroom - so I assume they did not have to pay themselves the 10% buyer's commission (although the results price lists it that way). So at a $264K result, the hammer price must have been $240K.
This was a no-reserve auction, so the seller probably paid the 8% seller's commission ($19,200), meaning the seller walked away with $220,800 for the car.

Thus, if BJ Showroom sells this for $250K today - there is no loss. It is a $29,200 net profit for a one year investment.
Sneaky! If you just looked at the auction results, you would think you were saving $14K - but that ain't so.

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Mike McCandless
Posted 2017-01-19 8:47 AM (#531749 - in reply to #531288)
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I was told last night that the sell "fell through" last year.
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Posted 2017-01-19 8:52 AM (#531750 - in reply to #531288)
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I guess that can makes sense, I guess big deals can have issues. I didn't think BJ was bidding against its own customers. Mecum on the other hand I wouldn't put anything past those guys

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Posted 2017-01-19 10:54 AM (#531767 - in reply to #531288)
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If I was a seller, I wouldn't give a $hit who the bidder was, as long as I get the highest bid possible! Does it really matter if B-J, Mecum, or Putin is the one buying it???
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Posted 2017-01-19 11:20 AM (#531772 - in reply to #531288)
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:wince: sigh okay ... think of it from the bidders point of view... There are two sides to every coin

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Posted 2017-01-19 12:59 PM (#531781 - in reply to #531772)
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Typical! Just when I think I've got it all figured out!
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Posted 2017-01-19 2:34 PM (#531788 - in reply to #531288)
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Even if I was a bidder I don't really think I would care if you or B-J was outbidding me........It all comes down to how bad do you want it??? It's either up your bid or bow out......Let's face it, if you're bidding on a 58 Desoto Adventurer, you're not going to get it cheap....
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Posted 2017-01-19 3:03 PM (#531790 - in reply to #531288)
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I can't fault BJ, i'm sure they have rules that state they have to buy it if their bidder backs out(I'm sure they kept his deposit) or something else that protects buyers.

They probably sell "sellers" insurance for a big markup.
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Posted 2017-01-19 3:05 PM (#531792 - in reply to #531288)
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I'm supposed to look at the car tomorrow around 1pm. I'm being told they have another offer on the car of course. I explained I wouldn't purchase for a month, regardless. Just how I have things setup right now. Will inspect the 300C convertible next.
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Posted 2017-01-19 4:11 PM (#531798 - in reply to #531288)
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Guess I should keep quiet on what I'm going to buy. The 58 is sold. Owner of the Cincinnati Reds just bought it. I'm on the plane to Phoenix now lol. Oh well, guess I missed out.
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2017-01-19 6:03 PM (#531815 - in reply to #531798)
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Whoa! Marge Schott - I'll be danged!
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mikes2nd
Posted 2017-01-19 11:17 PM (#531828 - in reply to #531288)
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I don't think the owner was hanging out on this forum was he?
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Posted 2017-01-20 10:11 AM (#531855 - in reply to #531288)
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people that buy these Adventurers don't hang out on how-to forums........they're busy spending their weekends on the islands...LOL

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More like making and managing their money, wherever they happen to be.
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