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often people with older vehicles pride themselves on continuing to use old vehicles as daily drivers but then also keep a 'stable' of backup vehicles because th
by idiotsecant 5y ago
often people with older vehicles pride themselves on continuing to use old vehicles as daily drivers but then also keep a 'stable' of backup vehicles because they are each so unreliable. I fell into this trap for a long time myself, until I realized one reliable vehicle is better than 3 or 4 unreliable ones, even if it's more expensive for one than the other 4 put together.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y ago> often people with older vehicles pride themselves on continuing to use old vehicles as daily drivers but then also keep a 'stable' of backup vehicles because they are each so unreliable. You aren't wrong which is why I drive the 1996 Toyota. Got it w/ 40k and it's been bulletproof. The 61 is kind of an heirloom. My new sister's family (found via ancestry) were first owners. We're keeping it from dying. The 69 and 63 are here because reviving them is cathartic for son #3. They are/will be daily drivers.