Thanks for that input Marcus.
Agreed about having original paperwork upping the value.
My N1 has original paperwork to the extent that all services done in Japan were done at Nissan Dealerships.
I'm aware that "Value" doesn't necessarily mean "Classic" - moreover, it is a reflection of it.
Furthermore, a "Classic" here, may not be a "Classic" in some other countries; and thus, may not hold value in those countries.
I therefore ask the question, "Should there be a term used or sloganed, "Universal Classic" whereby a car would be referred to as a "Classic" in more than say, 5 countries?"
And here's a sticky question, "Which cars would qualify?"
At least I like the way that Meta (aka goingforadds) has used the title "Japanese Classics..."