Buying a classic car can seem like an arduous and expensive task. But if you are a fan of 1960's and 1970's-era muscle cars, there are more affordable options than you might think. Knowing where to look, and what to look for, can go a long way towards finding a cheap muscle car that's every bit the classic without paying a premium price. As the market for muscle cars changes over the years, some cars are highly sought after while others are nearly ignored. Finding the car that's right for you and your budget, while avoiding premium collectibles, will get you on the road quicker and with more money left in your pocket.
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Attend local car club meets and car shows. There are no better experts on muscle cars than muscle car enthusiasts. Most cities have monthly or even weekly meets and car shows. The participants often have years of experience and knowledge about the muscle car market. There often are many cars for sale or trade at these events as well.
2Search the Internet. A simple Internet search for muscle car models and prices will show a wealth of information on which cars demand the highest and lowest prices, as well as local listings in your area.
3Look for common makes and models. Some muscle cars were manufactured in large numbers with a variety of engines and options. The most common models and trim levels are much easier to find and restoration parts for these cars are also cheaper.
4Check your local newspaper classifieds. Some of the best bargains are a result of a private seller getting rid of an old car from their garage or backyard. They may not be aware the car is worth something.
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