With the price of new cars and the amount of computer gadgetry in them I 

think buying something like this to me makes sense as a daily driver.

Repair costs going north of $150 an hour and most people are basically left out of fixing their 

own vehicle. Sure gas is expensive but so is the initial cost of a new car....and payment costs.

I think I'll be looking at a car just like this one when the time comes to renew

-G

 

-- Edited by Greaser on Monday 17th of July 2023 11:20:45 AM

That's exactly why I bought my 94 Park Avenue. She's loaded and great on fuel, easy to get parts for (mostly lol) and cost me only $3500. 

Greaser wrote:

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With the price of new cars and the amount of computer gadgetry in them I 

think buying something like this to me makes sense as a daily driver.

Repair costs going north of $150 an hour and most people are basically left out of fixing their 

own vehicle. Sure gas is expensive but so is the initial cost of a new car....and payment costs.

I think I'll be looking at a car just like this one when the time comes to renew

-G

 

-- Edited by Greaser on Monday 17th of July 2023 11:20:45 AM

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That 1979 Parisienne Brougham is when Pontiac was out-velouring Oldsmobile.

We used to call them Livingroom on wheels. 

-G