I agree with the majority of this. I don't take unnecessary risks, but I also drive old cars because they're fun. There's a reward in doing your own mechanic wo

I agree with the majority of this. I don't take unnecessary risks, but I also drive old cars because they're fun. There's a reward in doing your own mechanic work, driving a vehicle that you get compliments on because it's just that good. Mine isn't even NICE and it gets stares because it's not beat to heck and just looks decent. Sure, new cars are shiny, but in 35 years they won't be. Will they still have enough style and classic looks to get stared at in 35 years? Probably not.