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You seem to forget, anything late 70's and early 80's is classic to most people these days. The original "classic" cars, such as certain 50's cars and the muscle cars of the late 60's and early 70's have become God-like and untouchable to most everyday folks due to their skyrocketing prices therefore no longer realistic, so anything that is old, clean, and at times lightweight for drag racing is considered "classic".Originally posted by Turbohwagon View PostThat's considered a classic car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfpyB6AC9ak
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its already a collectorOriginally posted by Fat_Guy_Performance View Postmy saturn will be a "classic" next year...Originally posted by LTDpowerTCS auto ftlOriginally posted by FernanernieWhen someone calls you a racist, tell them: You try watching your peaceful, clean, safe town that you grew up in and loved turn into a dirty, crime- and drug-ridden shithole all at the hands of one segment of the population and then come tell me I don't have the right to loathe the perpetrators.
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Original classic cars?Originally posted by HerrKooled View PostYou seem to forget, anything late 70's and early 80's is classic to most people these days. The original "classic" cars, such as certain 50's cars and the muscle cars of the late 60's and early 70's have become God-like and untouchable to most everyday folks due to their skyrocketing prices therefore no longer realistic, so anything that is old, clean, and at times lightweight for drag racing is considered "classic".
Wow, I bet all those Deusenberg owners and others from the coach built era will be disappointed to learn that their cars don't qualify as classic anymore.
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Oh of course O-holier-then-thou douchbag, I'm sure the person selling this malibu as a classic really knows what a deusenburg is. Or a porsche 356 roadster. Or a mercedes simplex.Originally posted by Max Power View PostOriginal classic cars?
Wow, I bet all those Deusenberg owners and others from the coach built era will be disappointed to learn that their cars don't qualify as classic anymore.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfpyB6AC9ak
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She probably does, she was probably conceived in one.Originally posted by HerrKooled View PostOh of course O-holier-then-thou douchbag, I'm sure the person selling this malibu as a classic really knows what a deusenburg is. Or a porsche 356 roadster. Or a mercedes simplex.
Dear Government, eventually the people with money will tell you to fuck off, and stop paying for those that don't work
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That's like my dad's neighbor.. Theguy has a crappy Eldorado with 170k on it wants $7500 for it because next year it will be a "classc".. it's missing the left rear lower cladding FFS.. The guy is a insane old New Yorker.
Alot of them down here
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What the owner does or does not know has nothing to do with the fact that "classic cars" did not start in the 50s, dumbass.Originally posted by HerrKooled View PostOh of course O-holier-than-thou douchebag, I'm sure the person selling this Malibu as a classic really knows what a Deusenburg is. Or a Porsche 356 roadster. Or a Mercedes Simplex.
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"Classic car" and "Collector car" are 2 totally different things. "Classic" means a standard to compare to. So something like a 1957 Chevy would be considered a "Classic", but an early 80's, nothing special, 4-door g body is only a "collector" because of age.
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