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Old 02-07-2018, 08:37 PM   #15
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Default Re: Future of Car Collecting

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Originally Posted by mike_nofx View Post

The 80’s saw car designs square off, sharp edges boxy deaigns, just not really my thing. The 90’s through to about 2005+ has to be the worst era of car design ever. Mechanically great cars but totally bland home appliance type designs.
I think there are some pretty cool cars in the 90's and 2000's. Sure most are boring appliances, but is there any time in history where all cars were cool and none were just boring appliances?

Yes I like 50's and 70's cars a lot, but I bet there are cars from this era that I don't even know about because nobody bothered saving them.
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