Top Gear’s Richard Hammond offers some advice on how to pick a classic car of the future. VW Golf, Renault Megane and Vauxhall Vectra, free videos from BBC Worldwide.
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2010 Spring Thaw Event. I was fortunate enough to be invited to join as a navigator for Dave Koszegi in this years run. Over 1200 km drive through BC’s most scenic paved back roads. Took us from Hope to Osoyoos to Sun Peaks and finished in Squamish. 60 pre 1979 Classic Cars took part in this highly successful event.
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Brad and Kim hit the Kiwanis Classic Car Show in Burbank, CA!
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where and how can i find cheap old/classic cars (up to mid 70’s) to restore and how cheap do you suppose i could get them for?
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awesome. i dont know much about cars, admittedly, but i love the look of the cars of old. sexy!
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So figure all 1980 cars and older that are still around being used, possibly still being insured, any and all makes left in the US
Would you start with production numbers and figure 10% are left?
that might be close, but there’s no way to really tell., much more for some and less for others. A lot of the makes run a registry for their favorites…
1969 Chevy Caprice would that be a classic care
In Minnesota a car only has to be 20 years old to be a classic, as for getting collector plates i would say dont do it, you can only drive your car a spicific number of miles a year and im talking like under 1,000 or less. check up the laws online just google minnesota collector plates if you want the info.
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My son has a project that requires him to draw cars (classic) from different eras. We’re looking for a website that would give step by step instructions (illustrations) that would help.
Used to be one called "Draw Me", then go from there.
Will Herr Obama ban us from our wonderful cars of the past? Will he truly be that foolish?
In California the Democratic leadership in the State legislature has proposed not actually "banning" classic cars, but removing their current exemption from California’s draconian smog test requirements. If the smog exemption is lifted, then you’ll still be able to *own* a 57 Chevy… but you won’t be able to register it or drive it.
The first step took place in 2008. Prior to 2008 the law said that cars over 30 years old were smog exempt. Now it is cars made prior to 1978. The next step is next year when the 1978 limit pushes back to 1970, making all 70’s cars that are now smog exempt subject to smog. My sons’ 71 GTO will at that point become unregisterable, because there is no way to get a ‘71 V-8 through todays smog limits.
Richard