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  • milkovich
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    Originally posted by SpiderGearsMan
    can't AFFORD to fix
    my p0420 JUST CAN'T GO AWAY WITH THE EL CHEAPO CAT from the zone
    but the parts man wants 2 grand ....and johnny law says I can't buy em used
    Not even from a yard?

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  • SpiderGearsMan
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    can't AFFORD to fix
    my p0420 JUST CAN'T GO AWAY WITH THE EL CHEAPO CAT from the zone
    but the parts man wants 2 grand ....and johnny law says I can't buy em used

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  • SpiderGearsMan
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    rust never sleeps
    so get used to new cars -with the matching smog stickers
    got a pesky p0442 I can't fix and no waiver , so the state says I must junk my fancy musclecar , that cannot keep the fumes in it's tank

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  • oldsman71
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    Ive noticed a lot less cutlasses around here too it seems

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  • squirrel
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    Lots of old stuff around here. Probably hard to tell just by registration numbers, how many are left, or how many are really being used.



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  • SpiderGearsMan
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    got a wasted 85 trans am in the back of the shop
    not for me


    I like em way older

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  • Brian Lohnes
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    One year paint code! :o

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  • Barry Donovan
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    Originally posted by hoosiergta
    Spring is sprung and summer is right around the cornner and I don't seem to be noticing near as many third gen F-bodies. Even fewer Trans Ams than Camaros .Anyone have an idea of the "death rate of old cars. Maybe someone that used to work for the gov'ment or the insurance industry?
    it is much like houses..
    location, location, location.

    I worked and still ive in a 30k+ city, north central maine...and knew I was the only one driving a 74 chevelle in 1994.
    I knew I was the last one with a monte daily beaten.. that was only 1996 (they had much shorter lives than the last of the heavy guage steels).. in fact, they got alot of bad opinions, breaking frames and all kinds of stuff left for japanese stereotypes.
    I am now the only crazy person driving a 23 yr old ten geared subaru with a 1 year paint code...
    without a singular doubt.



    my same scenario lasts longer in all the south states.
    Heck, I remember wandering with friends around texas in 1993, and seeing a well dented 60s chevrolet packed full of poverty, cracked glass... and no doubt the owners only car. that same piece of crap around here is a totally different value.

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  • IRONHEAD
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    people are putting them away,,
    and alot of them now need work,,,
    and might be garage art for a few years as they get redone..
    also with so many out of work , or hours cut..
    they might have had to park it for this season

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  • HoosierGTA
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    ATTRITION RATE FOR 20 YR OLD CARS

    Spring is sprung and summer is right around the cornner and I don't seem to be noticing near as many third gen F-bodies. Even fewer Trans Ams than Camaros .Anyone have an idea of the "death rate of old cars. Maybe someone that used to work for the gov'ment or the insurance industry?
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