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Buy up as many old cars as you can afford/store. Having an old car in 2022 is like having a wallet with a BitCoin in it was back in 2012.

The new production cars are nothing but tracking devices disguised as a means of personal transportation. You'll soon have to have an acceptable social credit score to go anywhere.

(showerthought) In India, you can buy a new car stripped down. Seats and windshields are add-ons. (showerthought) Copper is selling for $4.50 a pound. (showerthought) I need a fucking steam engine.

Buy up as many old cars as you can afford/store. Having an old car in 2022 is like having a wallet with a BitCoin in it was back in 2012. The new production cars are nothing but tracking devices disguised as a means of personal transportation. You'll soon have to have an acceptable social credit score to go anywhere. (showerthought) In India, you can buy a new car stripped down. Seats and windshields are add-ons. (showerthought) Copper is selling for $4.50 a pound. (showerthought) I need a fucking steam engine.

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I will NEVER sell my 2004 Astro van. It only has 72k miles on it! Love it.

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It's worth a lot now. It will be worth 10k times as much in about 30 years.

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Had a couple of those for work vans. Served me well. Kinda wish I still had one!

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It's the grocery-getter model, but I threw away the back seats, and use as a work van. My second Astro...they had the lowest repair and recall rate of any Chevy ever made! Highly recommend.

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Same here, hauled a lot of shit with ‘em. Always liked vans so I didn’t have to bring tools in at night. Pickups are easier to load, but everything is exposed to weather and niggers.