Who cares about lambos the true patrician choice is to learn to restore a 1960s classic car

who cares about lambos the true patrician choice is to learn to restore a 1960s classic car

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>oh look at my cool vintage retro classic car. im so cool and very badass. people will see that im interesting and have good taste
just stop

But I don't know anything more than brakes and oil changes and my dad is dying.

*sips* yup ain’t nothing like a classic

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Honestly anyone who unironically wants a lambo would be broke in 3-5 years and kill themselves when it was time to go back to mcdonalds. As if they could hold their gains for that long.

look up sudden wealth syndrome
get a regular ass 30k car

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there's a good reason for that. Almost all toyotas post 1970s look ugly and everything gets bogged down with more and more electronics (except the 1990s camrys but they're pretty boring)

1960s is the sweet spot where it looks good, not too old yet is still relatively simple to repair. It wont do us any favor to not learn how to repair machines if anons want to pursue homesteading after making it

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precisely, the joy obtained from buying a the latest car won't necessarily beat the satisfaction from learning how to restore and fix an entire car from scratch

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Yeh if you want to keep paying for repair bills for the rest of the cars life and spend so much money on fuel... bankrupt your self OP...

What's wrong with the muscle car look? The majority of cars these days look terrible.

if you have even a small front end crash the dash and steering wheel crush you to death