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>>28828877
Yes.

>>28828877
not me

>>28828877
Depends what your definition of a classic car is.
millennials are restoring 80s and 90s cars.

>>28828877
are you stupid
>spoiler: yes

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>>28828877
Im 18 and I'm gonna restore my uncles 23 year old infiniti

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thinking about buying this epic forgotten gem to restore
any tips?

>>28828877
yes. i kinda do but i no longer have the energy to do all nighters in the garage then go to work then another all night in the garage on my own project. i usually work on others projects.
i have however helped both my nephews in their projects, one restored a 70s beetle that he swapped for a 1600 karmann engine and got a full repaint, other one got a mile long 73 something Cadillac, its working and running but its american so always something thats off...

>>28828877
Nobody under 50 can afford them.

>>28829233
Zoomer who fixed up his 90s rides here, we exist but we are just a rare breed that keeps quiet to stay away from the envious

>>28829332
Keeping quiet is a common symptom of autists with autistic hobbies such as a fixing old cars though.
>t. introvert who barely talks irl

>>28829293
Hang yourself

>>28828877
who's this armpit slut?

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>>28829293
engine swap it bro

>>28829621
https://www.flickr.com/photos/48228255@N05/53822685814/in/album-72177720311307812

>>28829754
holy based, google reverse search is truly useless
>hasselblad x2d
my man is going all out to get all the detail of hipster chicks with hairy pits, goddamn

>>28829754
That's a man, baby!