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Modifié par Nihlus :
3/17/2016 4:53:27 PM
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1. Lancer Evolution I to X
2. Supra MK4
3. GTR C10, C110 and R33
4. 240Z and 280Z
5. RX3
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What made everything you chose look cool?
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Dang you got nice choices sir but the RX30 is crap for me since I grew from modern JDMs not classics
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Modifié par Nihlus : 3/17/2016 4:35:50 AMHope it changes your mind.
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Modifié par UrWurstNitmare : 3/17/2016 5:56:29 AMIt will never change my mind. My natural hate for classic cars has remained my habit. I just don't know how to knock it off man I wish I'll abandon that habit someday
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I just recently got into small classic cars like the 2000 GTR PGC10, Mazda RX3 and Europeans like the Ford Escort RS2000 and Alfa Romeo. And I'm intrigued by them, like the way they tackle a track. Give them a slight power upgrade, suspension, brakes and tyres and they'll keep up with a R35 or even a 991 GT3 RS.
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What makes classic cars so special? What makes them a trophy for cherish man? Why do collectors think its a trophy they have taken care of?
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Nostalgia, probably the main reason people buy classic. Timeless, beautiful designs usually loved by most car enthusiasts. Simple, easy to work on and the fact how they're so connected to the road. Investment, as they get rare the more they fetch. I don't get why you dislike them. Anyone that can't appreciate a certain era, type or region of cars aren't real car enthusiasts.
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[quote]People who can't accept classics aren't real car enthusiasts[/quote] I'll try to to love them man
