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The GMC version of Chevy's popular El Camino, today's Ni Price or No Dice Caballero, offers a V8 and a stick. It needs some work in the cab, but it appears solid otherwise. Will its price, however, put it on shaky ground? The used market for sports cars is all over the map. Right now, MGBs have a hard time cracking $15K on a good day. In comparison, the similarly-sized Triumph TR line (with the notable exception of the TR7) can easily command a third more than that. Datsun S30 Z cars are now pulling crazy money after years of being relatively affordable. It's a similar story surrounding Porsche's 911. Good luck finding one of those for less than $20K that isn't suffering bore score and seven years' worth of deferred maintenance. When it comes to anything wearing a Ferrari badge, $100K feels like the bargain basement. That made the $75,000 price tag on yesterday's 1990 Ferrari 348ts something worthy of our attention. Unfortunately, that attention didn't evolve into interest as you all sent the Maranello marvel packing in a narrow 54% 'No Dice' loss.
