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Think Twice Before Buying That “Low-Buck” Muscle Car

On warm afternoons my grandfather used to sit in an old metal yard chair in the shade of a tall elm in the front yard of his rural Iowa farmhouse. He’d puff gently on a pipe and smile a contented smile about nothing in particular. Back then, he would stay in that chair a while, just enjoying nature without feeling compelled to check his email, grab the TV remote, or dash through a drive-thru en route to some other pressing obligation. His was the simple life of a country farmer, filled with simple chores and simple pleasures.

 

 

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8 thoughts on “Think Twice Before Buying That “Low-Buck” Muscle Car”


  5. You restore things like this because you enjoy doing it. Your going to spend more money than it would cost to buy one in good condition. It’s no the kill, it’s the thrill of the chase.

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