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The grille of a 1915 Cadillac RoadsterThe Classic Car Club of America requires cars to be built before 1948 to be considered, but many states license cars older than 20 to 25 years old as antiques. -
1936 Auburn Boattail SpeedsterClassic cars depreciate until a certain age, just like any other. What sets them apart is that they depreciate less rapidly and then begin to appreciate until the asking price is frequently anywhere from 10 ro 100 times more than the original price of the car. -
1918 Buick RoadsterInnovative and attractive styling always sets a vehicle apart, no matter what its age. -
1933 Ford Vicky RoadsterClassic cars, many of whom may have "done time" sitting in the "back 40" or as teenagers' street cars, must be comprised of original or restoration parts: they may be "over-restored" but not modified. -
1953 Chrysler Windsor Two-Door CoupeMost classic cars were recognized--and continue to be admired for--innovative or trend-setting engineering. -
1931 Ford Model "A" Rumble Seat RoadsterThe value of a collector car is in large part determined by its desirability, which is largely determined by how many were built and how many remain. -
1932 Plymouth ConvertibleThe provenance of a classic car must be clear--it should contain all sales contracts and maintenance records.
