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Discussion in 'General Automotive Talk' started by R. Paradon, Nov 19, 2012.

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    R. Paradon Active Member Founding Member

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    R. Paradon, Nov 19, 2012
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    bigal3 Active Member Founding Member

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    I am a bit of a car nut but I had no idea some of the models shown ever existed. Wow, I guess I have led a somewhat ignorant life when it comes to the development of the automobile.
     
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    There were many cars before we were born, bigal3! Some are truly amazing and make you know you are driving...whereas most of the cars available now are just transportation items. I live to drive a machine...not just point it in a direction!
     
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    Yep, me too. When I drove I liked to feel the road and today's cars do not seem to have that feeling. In addition cars of yesterday in my opinion were much more solid than the autos of today. If a person got into a fender bender with one of yesterday's cars hardly any damage would be rendered to the car. Today's autos in the same situation would virtually be totaled and very expensive to repair.
     
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