I'm not a car person, but I can sort of relate. I have a vintage computer, a Commodore 64. I am absolutely tempted to buy other vintage computers - For instance

I'm not a car person, but I can sort of relate. I have a vintage computer, a Commodore 64. I am absolutely tempted to buy other vintage computers - For instance I see old Norwegian Tiki-100 machines for sale on occasion. But I know these machines require a bit more electronics work to not become self-destructive due to various aging components (one memorably caught fire during a demo event a few years ago). Work I'm honestly not very good at. So it's better to leave it to those who can do it. The C64 requires little or no work, and they're also not remotely as rare as the Tikis, so even if something should break I wouldn't feel too bad about it.