Sure, nobody buys bare cars. But you can't buy them when nobody sells them. Selling them through fleet programs only doesn't really count. I recently purchase

Sure, nobody buys bare cars. But you can't buy them when nobody sells them. Selling them through fleet programs only doesn't really count. I recently purchased an 1981 Vanagon, and it's made me happier than any car I purchased new. It's not without a computer... it does have electronic fuel injection, but I think that's mostly a lookup table of pulse length given airflow and temperature. There's an aftermarket replacement if it goes bad (but let's hope it doesn't).