[RocktimusPryme]

Originally Posted by Scarebird

The fear here being pushed is wrong.

Gasoline will be around for quite a while, even if in a decade half or more of the cars sold are pure electric. Boats, General Aviation and other needs will ensure fuel will still be available.

We may have already seen peak gasoline use:



We will work this out.

Whoa whoa whoa, you cant just go throwing around reasonable responses like that.

Again I reiterate my statement earlier about classic cars having different rules than newer vehicles for decades now. I dont know when the first classic tags in a state were issued, but older than me Im sure. Will some states be better than others for old cars? Sure, but thats been the case for a long time too.

Combine that with what Scarebird just said and the classic hobby wont be killed off by a lack of gas. Im also more bullish on future interest than some. Whenever the cool guy in the action movie pulls up, its always in a muscle car. Somtimes in a new one, but always a big manly V8. Until that changes, I wont be scared of lack of interest.