None of them are anything even remarkable. Some old grand prix, some cutlass ciera, and another heap of whatever.
People buy junk cars thinking they are going to restore them but then never have the time nor cash. Yet they think their heaps of metal are "classics".
Pretty common with new hobbies. What makes a car restoration hobby different is that you cannot really cram it away in the closet once you get bored with it. No, junky old cars must sit outside to be an eye sore for all to suffer.
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None of them are anything even remarkable. Some old grand prix, some cutlass ciera, and another heap of whatever.
People buy junk cars thinking they are going to restore them but then never have the time nor cash. Yet they think their heaps of metal are "classics".
Pretty common with new hobbies. What makes a car restoration hobby different is that you cannot really cram it away in the closet once you get bored with it. No, junky old cars must sit outside to be an eye sore for all to suffer.
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You make a lot of sense.
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