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posted by  james_a_sousa on  Wed Apr 29 10:58 CST 2020
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While someone mentioned that parts may be a premium, try buying a headlight or a taillight for a new car!

Also - there are many, many fewer parts in a car of that era than in today's cars.

A vacuum pump costs over $500 for a contemporary Volvo - A vacuums pump? What's that???

When you look under the hood, you can actually see the stuff under there.

Regular maintenance comes around more often, but you can do much of it.

They do not depreciate much and taxes are low





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