Hey, I love the FGT. One of my favorite cars. However, generally, the collectible cars that significantly increase in value, as Evan thinks the FGT might, will have to be kept with very low mileage.
I really don't know enough about what's out there, but most FGT's I see have ultra low mileage, some still in their wrappers. So, these cars will sit in their garages for years and deteriorate, some more than others depending on maintenance and climate.
So, I'd argue, if that's the case. then why not hold an asset that has a better chance of increasing in value, no maintenance and/or deterioration, and is highly liquid (sold quickly for a $10 +/- commission).
Now, if you're Steve Balmer and just paid $2 Billion for the Clippers, then ignore what I just said.
