Car Collector Chronicles - THE FORUM

DYaros · Guru

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gecko · Veteran Member

Yes, I suppose we all have our own ideas on that.

One of the reasons I enjoy American classics is that they are unmistakedly just that .
If these autos have "too much bling" , so be it .
Until recently, all we really saw here in new zealand were very unoriginal ,similar ,small and unblinged japanese autos.In the last 20 years new zealand imported japanese cars , predominantly used , in the hundreds of thousands . They often failed strict japanese emission tests and we picked them up cheaply.(Our emission standards have recently tightened up and less of these cars are arriving. )

Most people I know (and I am not ensconsed in the car world to any large degree ) admire the effort that has gone into restoring and maintaining these old american cars.
They are often works of art . They are equally , history.
The more I learn about these autos , the more I appreciate these leviathans of the land .

mike

D Yaros-Forum Admin · Guru

Mike,

"Leviathans of the land," is that the same as a 'land yacht,' as we affectionately refer to them here in the states?

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