wayne556517
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Interesting.............................{sm4}
I cringe at the sight of that classic Chevy being wrecked just to prove a point that everyone already knows. Should have been loved and cared for, not wrecked for no good reason. -- Al
The old classic autos obviously weren't as safe, (most didn't even have seatbelts), and the new cars are much more efficient, but the old cars had a personality that reflected the makers and the buyers unlike 99% of the new cars that, IMO, all look basically the same. I can't tell one from the other, for the most part. Where did all the fins, wood sides, and chrome go? Too bad. Progress strikes again. -- AlI suppose that it combats the notion that old cars had more metal (compared to today's plastic/resin) and thus were somehow safer than what is on the road now.