01-25-2006, 04:54 PM
.RJ Wrote:Not to mention there's not really a market for restoring the older hondas/toyotas. The cars were practical and economic for their time, but for the cost of restoring them you mind as well get an updated version that is better. IMO there's very few newer domestic cars that have the appeal of their older bretheren. Give me a classic stang anyday over the new ones (although this latest model is rather nice).HAULN-SS Wrote:You're hard pressed to even FIND an import before 1985 or so - much less one in good condition. You can go down the street anywhere and in 5 minutes see a lot of cars older than that, that are still going just fine.
You'd be hard pressed to find ANY car older than 1985 by walking down the street. Doesnt matter import or domestic, most 20 year old cars have been wrecked, junked, etc and are just not on the road.