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21 | 5.75% |
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02-23-2017, 12:38 PM
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look at my generation, and the ones ten or more years younger than me - a great many of them aren't even interested in getting drivers licenses, let alone having interests in cars... A part of me hopes to get some stellar cars in the future if musclecars go the way 50's cars have gone in the last twenty years... And if the market doesn't go down, then I will continue to enjoy my one muscelcar - and appreciate others from afar 
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