Do you daily a 60 year car?

>>28451978 (OP)
No.
Its a truck.

It's 52 years old and I have a backup/winter car

>>28451978 (OP)
no but I daily a 43 year old car

>>28451978 (OP)
I want a 67 mustang fastback…

>>28451978 (OP)
No but I'm considering it, new cars are full of annoying shit and I'm not convinced they're any more reliable than old cars.

>>28451995
you could probably sell that shitheap for 10 grand easily right now. what a cursed timeline we live in...

>>28452004
I already daily one which is funny. Fun car to drive. Has no blinkers nor working rear lights so I have to hand signal everywhere.

40 is the best I can do

>>28451978 (OP)
Only the motor design (came out in 1965, only major changes was making it EFI)

>>28451995
Wdym Gen 3 camaros arent even 20 years old

>>28452004
Reliability depends on how you define it. If you can fix something for $20 from vato zone in 15 minutes and be on your way every 10k people wouldn't care even if that part failed more frequently than a $1500 part that took the car down for a month every 100k.

I've learned to appreciate new cars for their durability and accept the downside of expensive parts / long downtime if it means the car is better at all other times.

>>28452029
Man we're old AF now it's crazy. Was telling my wife the 2010 cars we were looking at are almost 20yo now.

>>28452010
Cry more poorfags

>>28452010
>everyone treats third gens as disposable garbage for 30+ years
>shocked pikachu faces when the few remaining clean ones aren't cheap anymore
Many such cases

>>28452037
I like being able to fix it myself with minimal effort. After several repairs I did using random shit from NAPA and Home Depot I found a lot of systems are more simple than people think, but if they're tied into other parts it requires lots of labour to remove and put back.

Old cars were more basic, ergo less shit under the hood. Each part was readily accessible too, less hassle to fix something. I also like being able to fix it in a pinch instead of calling a tow, waiting, getting a hotel because no mechanic is open on Saturday, etc.

I've been assfucked hard by new cars a bunch of times, yet the oldest car I ever owned never left me stranded even once (1991 Accord).

If I see a car older than 15 years I move right and let them pass. I don't want their shitbox anywhere near me. They also usually drive like maniacs because they know their shitbox has no value therefore they don't care about dinging it. I had some old ass man with his ancient truck slam his door into mine right in my face at a shopping center and he just turned at me and said "don't worry it's just some paint" like fuck you man, you put a dent in my door and chipped it.

in 15 years the 1990 miata will be 50 years old. that's genuinely crazy to think about

>>28452039
>wife
Normalfags get off my board reeeeee

>>28451978 (OP)
Yeah, it's great.

>>28452198
Eventually shit just happens. I'm still very much a shut in sperg. I'm just really good looking (legit 7/8 of 10) and can communicate 1 on 1 really well but shit the bed entirely with out of context or group interactions.

Did the online thing where it was set up from the go where I knew it was a date and she was interested which made it as easy as any other 1 on 1 convos I've had.

>>28451978 (OP)
no but i'm going to Soon™

>>28451978 (OP)
>Do you daily a 60 year car?
No, but if I had a 1960 Comet like you, I would. Fuck Yes!

>>28452671
I would love to own one too anon!

>>28451978 (OP)
No but Royal Enfield is so backward people ask me how I restored it

>>28451995
I raise you my 42 years old one. and my 33 years old one.

>>28452844
Is the meme anime car actually fun to drive? They cost like $30k now so I’ll never buy one, but I’ve always wanted to know.

>>28452844
based seXV10

>>28452671
OP is a retard
OP never owns anything
OP never does anything
them's the rules

>>28451978 (OP)
I daily a 2002 Diamante.
Australian-built Mitsubishis age in dog years.

>>28452846
Yes, best purchase I made for 12k a few years ago. I'm never selling it, beats any of the other cars I've driven so far.

It's not fast, but on the twisties it's quick, and it's very engaging to drive.

At 30k it's a hard sell, then I'd rather get a Cayman or something.

>>28452852
Grew up in it, now I'll grow old in it. Been in the family since '95.

>>28452927
i miss my old camry wagon. v6 made that dump truck ass surprisingly peppy. would've loved to manual swap it.

>>28451978 (OP)
>Do you daily a 60 year car?
No, but I did drive a variety them when they were only 15-40 years old in South Texas which generally has fairly mild, albeit hot, weather.

What I've learned was that there's nothing an old car can do that a newer car can't do far better other than be Cool. And that's quite enough. If I still lived down there where my social network is I'd have yet another 67-68 Mustang as a daily but I don't here in the frozen North (just above the Mason-Dixon) so I'm stuck with a modern Challenger and a shitbox suv for work/bad weather. FWIW, after '69 or so cars started developing a much more modern feel, it's amazing how much the Challenger reminds me of my 70 Mach 1 by the view from the inside, so if you want the more "classic" feel you'll want 68 or older.

Oh, another thing. Older cars are far better at keeping the sun off you than modern cars which keeps you cooler than you'd think, though still hot of course. I could be out in the day in one of my 60's cars down there but would refuse to leave the house until dark if all I had was a modern car with their 10ft of dashboard and no a/c.

Honder s800, s600. Bit too old, but if it's in good running condition, would. From Honda, Datsun, BMW, Merc etc.

>>28452071

>>28453051
>What I've learned was that there's nothing an old car can do that a newer car can't do far better other than be Cool.
Not entirely true. Nu-cars for instance have worse outward visibility and usually worse body geometry (including, but not limited to bloated front ends). Even 20 year old cars were better in these regards.

>>28452271
>I'm an 8/10
So there's no hope for regular people then

>>28452872
OP here, I do in fact daily a 60 year old car. I daily a 1965 Rambler Classic with a 232 inline 6 engine.

>>28452271
>Thanks for transcribing my life story, random mossad agent
Thought about using dating apps for this reason but as of late they've all bought each other out and subsequently homogenized so I don't fucking wanna

>>28453819
Post bread on hood.

>>28453172
I mean I get away with a lot more sperg behavior but it's stuff I know is spergy and I just feel like doing it anyway. You could not do that and it wouldn't be held against you as a 5 or 6/10. Ie I can harass women at work and they'll never cry about it but none of the other dudes here would ever dream of it.

Youre not a 5/10 unless you're fit, dress well, shave everyday, have w clean haircut, etc. I think most people just don't realize they're 2-3s and shoot for the moon.

>>28453998
>Dating apps
I used eHarmony. "Dating" apps are for sex from what I've seen. That's not stuff based on establishing s relationship. My big thing would be to never lie about your interest. If someone asks what you're doing and it's going to a hitler rally you should say that so they either accept who you are or move on desu. You can't hide weird shit and then expect a normal person to accept it later on.

>>28452071

>>28454007
She's quite endearing

>>28451978 (OP)
In grad school (2010) I had to use my Triumph TR3a all winter, because my girlfriend needed my honda and we were poor. It was awful, dry gas starts every morning, full gloves jacket hat even with heater blasting... scary to drive in snow.. it fucking sucked.

Guys/gals... don't suffer for pussy. There's better out there, with a nice car.

>>28457302
>dry gas starts every morning
sounds like it needed a one way valve

>>28452271
let me guess, she's asian

she's 44 and she'll probably outlive me

>>28457363
No. White. I did exclusively set my filter to white/Asian though. I'd love an oxford study slut. HAPA makes look like shit though so I probably would have regretted it.

>>28451978 (OP)
Nah blud, wish she was that young

>>28452010
i saw one for 6500 on fb marketplace in good shape should i have got it?

>>28451978 (OP)
60 year, no.

52 year, yes.