Are "classic cars" doomed in the New Era?
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Yakuda
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The Anonymous
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No, they are not. Look at the prices they bring, and they go up every year .If I'd have only kept a few of the ones I've had over the years.
The Anonymous
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I guess fancy buggies and sailing ships were once trading hands for big money. That changed.
Now they are just museum pieces that nobody uses much.
Do you think anyone (except DEMOCRAT elites) will be allowed to drive pollution-spewing gas guzzlers on the roads in the New Era?
The Anonymous
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I agree.
If the range and infrastructure issues can be solved, EVs will be much more practical.
Leftists are using government power to make sure that internal combustion engines are doomed.
Yakuda
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I thought we were talking about the future.
Couldn't tell you, that was before my time.
Lots of sailing vessels out there. They race sailing ships, don't they?
What and when is this "New Era"? Why would Dems drive gas guzzling classics? They prefer a Prius, don't they?
I've found living in the "now" is far more important than worrying about the future. Any one of us could be gone tomorrow.
The Anonymous
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We are.
Yakuda
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I dont disagree but I eat today to improve my chances of survival for tomorrow.
We all eat, but yeah, it does improve our chances for survival for tomorrow. Every day is a gift, live it to the fullest you can, tomorrow might not come.
It's a calm and beautiful day. I am going groundhog hunting. The soybeans are almost too high to spot them in the open fields. Have a nice day
The Anonymous
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Modern sailboats aren't the same as ships from the age of sail, and you know it.
Commercial shipping moved on some time ago. Maybe you heard, although it was "before your time".
Is there a booming trade for antique tall ships today?
Is the market for square riggers booming right now?
It's the future, which you prefer not to think about.
For the same reasons you do, I suppose.
Not all of them. The term "elites" must have escaped your attention.
The Anonymous
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Yakuda
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We all eat, but yeah, it does improve our chances for survival for tomorrow. Every day is a gift, live it to the fullest you can, tomorrow might not come.
It's a calm and beautiful day. I am going groundhog hunting. The soybeans are almost too high to spot them in the open fields. Have a nice day
Give em hell
The Anonymous
Bag On My Head
It's likely that guns and hunting are also on the left's list in the New Era.
T. A. Gardner
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Well, if you really wanted to do an electric car conversion, this would be my first choice:
It's not that I own one, but that the car is like 70% empty space once you remove the engine, transmission, and gas tanks. It makes for massive room right in the middle for a huge battery pack that wouldn't ruin the weight distribution, plenty of room in the rear for a drive motor on the rear wheels, and the vehicle starting at just over 1500 lbs. in weight means that it will have incredible performance on that battery with the handling not being ruined by the battery pack weight.
That's if you want a battery car. Of course, getting a Li Ion battery pack that will fit would run you like $50,000 for a custom design but...
It's not that I own one, but that the car is like 70% empty space once you remove the engine, transmission, and gas tanks. It makes for massive room right in the middle for a huge battery pack that wouldn't ruin the weight distribution, plenty of room in the rear for a drive motor on the rear wheels, and the vehicle starting at just over 1500 lbs. in weight means that it will have incredible performance on that battery with the handling not being ruined by the battery pack weight.
That's if you want a battery car. Of course, getting a Li Ion battery pack that will fit would run you like $50,000 for a custom design but...
The Anonymous
Bag On My Head
Colin Chapman was brilliant at reducing weight.
Speed costs money. How fast do you want to go?
Here's an example of a light car with an electric motor swap:
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
True. There was a classic car show in town last weekend; it drew thousands of visitors. No doubt some changed owners.
I do have to confess though that it's hard to feature a car that was made since I was a "classic." Aren't those Model Ts? lol