Up here in Maine, all the neighbors brought out there stored cars too!
The guy down the hill pushed his 72 Chevy Vega out by the side of the road for all to see.
(the engine siezed up back in 73). Nice faded red paint though!
The Guy across the street showed me his 71 pinto that caught fire in a rear end collision, in 78. Kept behind the Barn since then. the green interior smells sorta like ass.
Another neighbor also had to show me his 78 chevy stepside Pickup, that was burnt to a crisp in a side inpact, back in 1982. The hood ornament still looks O.K. G.M. gas tank explosion problem!
The 74 AMC Gremlin up the way, had the blue tarp taken off after I brought the Sol. home. The Guy had it set up on blocks for almost 20 years, the rust hardly shows, It has a strange copper color paint. I think he is really proud of it.!
The 81 Dodge Omni behind my neighbors field was brought to my attention in a recent conversation about HOT CARS in Maine. The owner still thinks maybe another 40 or 50 years it will be a classic.
All in All in Maine, The Residents here Know that even if a Car is Junk! it cost's less to use them as Lawn Ornaments! It cost's 15 dollars to haul them away, And who knows! maybe they just might be worth $100 some day.
Maine! The way life should be. I can't really afford a classic, So I guess I will just stick with the Solstice.
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