Radwood! Why you should buy a 80's or 90's collector car now.

80s cars are enjoying a resurgence in popularity among enthusiasts and collectors. Many people appreciate the unique and iconic designs of cars from the 1980s, which often feature bold colors, angular shapes, and distinctive styling.
Classic cars from the 1980s, such as the DeLorean DMC-12, Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Mustang, and various models from European manufacturers like Porsche and BMW, as well as Japanese cars Like the Supra, Skyline, and NSX have gained a following. These cars are often sought after for their nostalgia factor and the sense of retro style they bring.
Car shows, auctions, and events dedicated to vintage automobiles, like Redwood, frequently showcase cars from the 1980s, and there is a growing market for well-maintained and restored examples. Prices on these cars are quickly on the rise so there is no better time than now to lock in that 80s or 90s must have car.
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[@BoostLeekdMedia]

awesome rides. totally agree with you about the 80s being the next collector cars. Makes me wanna get an 88' Mitsubishi Galant VR4 lol

[@derekcorreia9692]

Great stuff man love the videos. Building a 1984 vw rabbit cabrio. Do you know of any east coast events. Big hello from cape cod Ma 🤙

[@shane-waite]

"It's the best bi-turbo you'll ever drive...." "TAKE IT BACK" 👀💀🤣

[@lcheaton1130]

I am curious what your take is on the 93-99 GM GMT400 platform resurgence? Biggest push comes mostly in the 2 door Tahoe/Yukon markets.

[@radioguy1620]

Adam of rare and classic cars is looking for a 86 Sable wagon in mint shape,