Collectors Value???

[Marauderjack]

I have a question that I don't think has been addressed here before?? :grad:

Most high priced collector cars are obviuosly 30+ years old and have "Matching Numbers" as they were from the factory!! :eek:

Do our Marauders have matching numbers on the various components like frame, trans, differential....etc?? :(

If so....what happens when we "Mod" away from build specs and even swap out the entire transmission as a core for a stronger one rebuilt from someone elses car?? :(

I doubt that many of us will hold the car in hopes of selling it as a "collector's car" in 30-40 years....Hell most of us may be gone by then!!?? :eek:

Just wondered what impact this "Modding" will have IF THE CARS BECOME SOUGHT AFTER down the road!!??

Marauderjack :(

[merc406]

If your worried about it, buy 2 Marauders and mod one so you can drive it to suit your needs.
Collector car? maybe in 40 years, as long as it has low low miles and is in stock form, this has all been discussed here before. :blah: :blah: :blah:

[Marauderjack]

merc406...

You missed the whole point!!

I'm not worried about anything.....Just curious about matching numbers...if they exist!!!! :cool4:

Obviously you don't know either!! :argh:

[merc406]

merc406...

You missed the whole point!!

I'm not worried about anything.....Just curious about matching numbers...if they exist!!!! :cool4:

Obviously you don't know either!! :argh:



Matching number's? They still have #'s on most everything, look for your build sheet.

[Tallboy]

"numbers matching" only works if you know where to look for it, and what you're looking for.

[chrish]

"numbers matching" only works if you know where to look for it, and what you're looking for.
ALL I Repeat ALL I know is my # Is 1111111111111111111111 :bunny2: :cloud9: :fishslap: