I would say it is the driving experience. In old school you feel more like you are part of what's going on.

Lancia Stratos

Nissan Figaro https://www.google.com/search?q=nissa…

I have a replica and it is a great way to have a car you can't "really" afford. How well it's built is the key though.

The rear window makes me think Triumph gt6 but not the grill.

Isuzu Impulse

I agree, but I still watched it several times.

plum crazy

Buckaroo!

Reliant

Healey

Jensen

I learned that one the hard way. I laid a fridge down in a pickup thinking that we should keep it as aerodynamic as possible (for driving down the freeway). The oil drained from the compressor. Did not let it rest on the other end and dead fridge.

This is a coffin to go with that flower car.

You might check out http://www.listerbell.com too.

I had fun doing burn outs in an 80 le saber back in high school.

Those reminded me of the Eagle wagons. Which I will admit to liking.

I hated Gremlins when they wee new, but I like them now.

It's from the 70's, choked by smog tech, and Italian. How could I not want it? -

It's from the 70's, choked by smog tech, and Italian. How could I not want it? -