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Originally Posted by pont3
I'm so confused right now that I'm not sure if a '72 counts as "vintage" or not. But yes, whenever I drive it anywhere, which is almost daily, I get looks, comments, and conversation as mentioned above. My '04 doesn't attract nearly the attention of my '72, but it is gaining quickly.
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By vintage I was referencing the musclecar era as generally from 64-70, with the GTO being included up to '74. Vintage also isn't exclusively "old" but rather something of value, that continues to increase in value, but is no longer in production, just like a fine wine.
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