22nd Dec 2017, 11:52

I have owned quite a few cars from that era, purchased decades later. I was in high school and saw amazing new 60-early 70s cars. They covered the new car dealer showroom windows to add to the annual excitement. 2 cars that were standouts in my case. 1969 SS Camaro and my 70 SS Chevelle. I have purchased some pretty wild newer cars, but the Chevelle I like even better. I will never sell it. Set up and optioned exactly how I like it. Some do not understand why you would like a 47 year old car even better than a new car. So maybe coming out of that era I get your point. You find one you always liked and it’s almost a member of your family for a while. I had some older cars that I wished were better equipped and optioned. Never quite the dream car, however close. If you ever find one original with everything you ever wanted, you found the dream. I like new cars, but they get sold and replaced. It's nice to find the keeper.

22nd Dec 2017, 15:43

With all due respect, are you seriously suggesting that the "height" of car engineering was reached in the late '60s? Meaning it has all gone downhill since then?

Just... wow.