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| THE LOBBY A gathering place. Introductions, sports, showin' off your ride, birthday-anniversary-milestone, achievements, family oriented humor. |
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I go to a lot of cars and coffee events, and there are hundreds of cars there each time. Many of which are newer models with slight mods at best. Some folks were fussing about how bad it is, but I thought look,
at least they are into cars right? ...
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I think so. I just dropped out of a club that started thinking about restricting their cruise nights to certain years. The club doesn't even want newer than 63 to join. I'm like, are you nuts? What about grooming the next generation? Needless to say they were against just about everything. The last thing our hobby needs are dreamers and premadonna's ...
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I like my cars to look similar to factory but 100% correct does nothing for me. I drive mine and upgrades such as braking and handling are the norm.
As has already been said, fuel will eventually become an issue for the older cars. And whatever legislation for emissions, safety, etc, will combine to kill off our hobby.
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