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Old 07-25-2024, 04:29 PM
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Gen Y and Z don't usually care to sit on a car and watch it collect dust. Simple as that. Want to own a cool car they can drive. Only so many out there will pay today's high prices and baby it and not drive it save for a few times a month.

Message to all: No matter how nice or restored you classic is -- GET OUT AND DRIVE IT!! Or sell it.

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Old 07-25-2024, 05:36 PM
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Gen Y and Z don't usually care to sit on a car and watch it collect dust. Simple as that. Want to own a cool car they can drive. Only so many out there will pay today's high prices and baby it and not drive it save for a few times a month.

Message to all: No matter how nice or restored you classic is -- GET OUT AND DRIVE IT!! Or sell it.
I remember the guy I bought my GTO from back in ‘07 saying “ If I was you, I’d store this thing away and not drive it”. Ha! Hold my beer!

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