Where to Find Antique Classic Cars for Sale

Posted at 09:34, 2007-Oct-23

Finding the blue book value of Classic Cars is easy once you know where to look. The first thing you should know is what the blue book is. The blue book value refers to the Kelley Blue Book. This pocket sized volume is the book of choice for determining the value of new and used vehicles of all kinds. There are actually many different books produced by Kelley that you should be aware of. The two most popular are the New Car and Used Car guides, but these are not going to help you find the value of a classic automobile.

There are a great many Modern Era autos that are sought after by car enthusiasts and collectors. When it comes to the compact car, two of the most popular include the Volkswagen Beetle and the Volkswagen Golf. The VW Golf, although compact, features room for five and a square hatchback style body. In the sedan category there were a great many cars made after the year 1982 that are popular with today's collectors. They include the Honda Accord, Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight, BMW 3-Series and Ford Taurus. These cars remain popular to this day. Other vehicles that gained popularity after 1982 include the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Chrysler minivan.

The classic T-Bird was a long car, with sporty fins and round headlights. You can find these in many different colors from candy apple red to powder pink and everything in between. You can also find hardtop T-Birds in addition to the popular convertible style. In the 1960s there were various models introduced such as the limited edition Landau. This car featured a vinyl roof, simulated landau bars and various paint colors. The traditional Thunderbird got a bit of a makeover in the sixties, with the car becoming a bit smaller and sporting a redesigned grille and taillight.

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Nick