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Originally Posted by dizzariot
I disagree.
I also think $9k is fair.
I also think OP is a Mr.MeSeeks out of his box.
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Buying and asset 23 years ago for $22,000, which is now worth $5-10K fails every existing definition of what an investment is. This, without taking into consideration taxes, title, registration fees and operating costs.
If the OP gets his asking price, which approaches the ceiling for what an OBDII zenki is currently worth, then you'll be waiting a very, very long time for any demonstrable appreciation in value. Just drive the car and enjoy it.
The only person that will be able to call this a "good investment" is the OP, as he likely paid 1/3 of his asking price for the car, as I don't think any 70 year old knows what a drift tax is.
**disclaimer; I could talk about investments all day and in no way am I trying to discourage the sale of this car, at any price.