It's definitely a hard one. It's about as much of a unicorn as a car can be, even new. And it was the ultimate display of ostentatious wealth, well after that went from Gatsby Coolness to A Very Bad Thing. To the overwhelming majority of people who basically got more use out of eating money for all the good it was, not only was it uncool but it was in hideously poor taste to even covet. It was the Hummer H1, and the Great Depression was its Inconvenient Truth.
So does 80 years removed from the circumstances of its birth allow it to sit high as it would have had it debuted five years earlier? I don't really know, but my gut says sub zero.
