sparkey
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Time and money, assuming you do the work yourself maybe worth getting another frame and body then transplant your drivetrain?
If it’s all on the way out such as weak motor and lame transmission probably done for. I hate rust.
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Poor Deepti Cupcake, another one educated beyond their base intelligence. Well Cupcake, shoulda’ paid more attention to your nutrition and supplements regimen. Clues – ulcerative colitis & other problems. My put, it’s “long quackcine” not “long Covid”.
If this human sheep is this deficient in critical thinking sure wouldn’t want her for a doc.
I’m not sure anything other than ultra rare (expensive already) will increase in value. Us Boomers are nearing “the end” and the next generations probably won’t have the money for optional purchases. The middle of the road fun collectibles today may not have much of a future market. Then also, tastes change. When I was a kid in the ‘60s old Model A and T Fords were the thing. Now it’s classsic muscle cars. Next? Who knows.
Maybe talk to your kids – is a collectible car something they’d cherish as a part of inheritance?
Sorry to be so pessimistic!