Buy Now Before You Are Priced Out

In this video I'll go over a vintage classic car I bought at an Auction that I believe will appreciate greatly in value in the coming years. But these vintage cars while you can you are guaranteed to make a lot of money.



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[alexn]

I have a 93 Acura Legend. It's the first year Honda ever let a 6 spd in.

Needs interior leather seat and paint on bumpers. But it's also one of those slowly creeping up in price

[spudsmckenzie]

I highly doubt that they'll be worth that kind of coin in 10-15 years. If something catastrophic happened to Honda, such as them going out of business altogether, maybe, but otherwise, I think it'll be much longer than your time frame. 25-30 years would be closer I would think.

It's great to see you making videos again. Looking forward to seeing you fix the old girl up and making her shine.

[concord]

My grandma bought the last year Honda S2000 (2009) and it’s the CR edition. Has 120, 000 miles on it and some guy offered her $40, 000 which she declined. Funny part is she almost bought a Mercedes instead of the Honda. She had no idea what she bought, she just thought it was cute.

[dipster]

Nice man i picked up 2001 5th gen si blue type sh manual prelude a couple years back for $1, 600. They're getting pricey now, good luck man

[lonesomecricket]

My First car I bought at the age of 17 was a 1986 Honda CRX HF

[GreenToFeelBlue]

The only thing that will make that worth 100, 000 dollars is when inflation becomes so high that McDonald's spicy chicken costs 10 bucks. Unfortunately that might be sooner than we think.

[HARRUMPH-SAL]

The Honda S2000 was the way to go a few years ago. Getting really expensive now, but it’s a borderline race car when stock. Do nothing to it and it’s value increases.

[unclemarksdiyauto]

Looking forward to following your journey with this car! I agree, you usually can make way more money doing what you are doing vs money in bank or investing it. And way more fun!

[TheHavrelandtExperiment]

"There's a sucker born every minute."
Some guy.

[gordythecreator]

Awesome Score! I've always loved the Prelude's look too. Sluggish engine is the only turn-off.

[jordanjoestar]

Already seeing my gen5 BB6 raising in price. I'm taking good care of it with good quality of life mods.

[losdesmayosdeNestor]

I've seen that their price has sky rocketed

[TechItOut]

You can buy these for 2k here in the UK and there are a lot of them.

[worldsails]

I always liked the Preludes. I never could afford one when they were in production.

[GrandHuevotes]

You look like you lost weight man. Good to see you posting vids. You sound like you’re from the valley -818. Where I’m from originally. I grew up with a 92 accord but the 94 prelude was always my dream.

[bierbrauer]

Sorry it’s been a while since I stopped by — you’re really looking healthy these days!

[Mr]

Nice video! 1993 Honda Accord was my nave. Looks clean!

[TalenGryphon]

I prefer the 2nd generation. Had a 🍒 condition white twin-carb 1.8l for years. Still had its stock tape deck WITH the factory equalizer! I even modded it with an aux jack.

Only sold it because I didn't have room for it AND my truck. Still miss that cool little car tho. Probably the most fun machine I've driven with 4 wheels

[frankburn]

Lol $100, 000 for a prelude ? You’re dreaming !!

[icemanbtlr]

2.3 non vtec still a good engine I had one for seven years served me well, built it up pretty well, be sure to replace the timing belt.