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Miranda shares a relatable and humorous account of his challenging experiences with classic cars, detailing a series of unfortunate mechanical issues across multiple vehicles. His post resonates with many collectors who understand the passion and pitfalls of vintage ownership. The discussion that follows explores the inherent complexities and joys of maintaining classic automobiles.
in my opinion no modern car looks as cool as a good classic, but you do need deep pockets to keep them running at their best. In reality you need both in your life.
The Aston Martin, you know that this a typical english car. In Gemany they say, "Lieber Gott, beschΓΌtze uns vor Sturm und Wind und vor Autos die aus England sind". (Dear god, protect us from storm and wind and from cars comming from England). The other problem with english cars is LUCAS, the god of darkness.. The 107 looks like a car which had stood long time. This is always a problem. Is it a V8 and may be a 560SL? Another point is the Age of this car, you have to Change all rubber parts from t
about the V8. The others are not surprising in the slightest I'm afraid. Cheers, Filip
And yes there are some cool & interesting Japanese cars. Cheers JML
though sometimes you know there are massive issues & still do it anyway. That Aston looked wonderful - probably just needed a spare! Car that is. Thanks for sharing Cheers JML
The problem is the classic is not under warranty and the parts are worn out by 100,000 km or 25 years. Just ask me how I know... Etc. etc. etc
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