Mike33,
Getting one of those cars is simple; be the winning bidder. The money part is just a detail. Still with me?
a. Save up for it.
b. Get a bank loan.
c. Be successful in business or profession.
d. Hock the home.
e. Get one of those mortgages where they let you live there whilst you're still living but you can spend what it's worth today.
f. Borrow from your rich brother-in-law.
g. Rob a bank.
Now that you have the car you do understand that you must keep it in A-1 condition. You must build a climate controlled building. You can't drive it. You must keep the stinkin thing for several years and then auction it back off. The overhead will likely eat up the increase in value, if any.
You must buy a muscle car. A rare one. It must be something that there are relatively few of.
You must remember that those folks buying those car and signing the tab, as if it were nothing, are in the car business. It's a tough market. There are winners and there are losers. Both in people and in the cars themselves. Not all the cars we have owned would bring these high prices today.
If you don't know what you're doing when playing in this business you will soon find that the learning curve is slow and steep and likely to cost you a heap of money.
Just watch the action and eat the chips and drink the soda. You will likely be much better off. And, be better able to sleep at night.
You're welcome,
Charlie