Re: Why is everyone out of chassis springs?
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Originally Posted by Mike1291
From the perspective of a young 20 something, the classic car hobby is not something that many are really in to. Young people like looking at classic cars and sometimes seeing people on YouTube fix them up, but actually fixing an old car does not provide that instant gratification. Small sample size, but the two young people (under 30) that I know that have classic cars have someone else work on them. It also doesn't help if at some point in time one of their family members sold or gave away their tools because they had no use for them.
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Time for the bombshell, I'm 22 and I want nothing to do with modern anything. I do all my own work and am the local model a mechanic. I am working with some friends into starting to reproduce some A components that need to be made again. I also am about to go into the babbitting business as I am about to buy a lineboring machine. I got into the A Models as a relief from the insanity of modern cars. once I sell my 53 chevy I will only own and work on A model Fords.
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Last edited by Sunny the Model A; 10-21-2024 at 08:29 PM.
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