Most EXPENSIVE American Cars of the 1960s

During the 1960s, the automotive industry witnessed an unprecedented surge in creativity and technological advancement, leading to the production of some of the most legendary and luxurious cars in history. This era was characterized by a perfect storm of factors, including booming economies, evolving consumer tastes, and fierce competition among manufacturers. In this video we will show the top 9 most expensive American cars of the 1960s!

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In this video the following vehicles are shown:

- Pontiac GTO
- Oldsmobile 98 Convertible
- Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray
- Buick Electra 225 Convertible
- Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe
- Lincoln Continental Convertible
- Cadillac Eldorado
- Shelby Cobra 427
- Ford GT 40

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Oldtimers

[Finestvehicles]

If you could own ONE, which one would you choose?

[lifeab]

The Most Incredible luxury of the 60’s was clearly the 66 Fleetwood Bgm. The Fleetwood interior was also found in the 66 Eldorado convertible. But the Bgm had the back seat tea tables / footrests with gorgeous leather or tapestry brocade with real wood everywhere accenting the stainless appointments. The 429 moved the huge car very well.

[stephencurry]

The first muscle car is the 1962 Impala SS

[toastnjam]

Back in the mid 60's I was watching an old 30's movie with my dad and when really nice coup coverable appeared he said that was his first car which he bought after the war. I told him he should have kept it because it would be worth money today. Which got me thinking about today's cars. I thought today's cars won't be valuable in the future. I'm a lousy prognosticator.