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    I really like seeing the old originals that are restored and not hot rodded or modernized. I don't have a lot of interest in owning one though. I'm getting a short fuse about how much time it takes to keep older cars running, and mine aren't even that old.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53 Chevy5 View Post
    I don't have a lot of interest in owning one though.
    I don't either. If this car was mine, it would get a modern upgrade. You are correct that proper maintenance takes a lot of time. Antiques are great for someone with a lot of free time and I can't fault anyone that wants one, but you're still stuck with a time and money eating car that feels strained at 50 MPH. That's just not what I personally want. I wrench this one just to help the guy out.

    Thanks for the compliment on the tune. It could stand to have the valves ground, but the owner doesn't want to right now.

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