What Modern cars do you think future generations will fix up?

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  1. justin has a 74

    justin has a 74 Maverick bandit official

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    mavgrab302 MCCI Florida State Rep

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    ive seen on west coast customs they put a 69 charger body on a 2006 charger frame so its like old school looks but then you open it up and see all this platic haha at least the car was hella nice

    and id have to say the new ford fusion sho those things are sweet
    of course fox mustangs, camaros, challengers are prolly gonna be the ones kids are gonna wanna later too cause the 2-door style

    then the inexpensive ones to get quick chargers lol cause of 4-door haha

    as for imports 2000 civic hatchs cause all the kids drive the 90's hatch now and days lol,350z's,subarus,lancers,etc
     
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    Mustangs,camaro and challengers are logical choices but what about the pick ups and suv's. V8's rear drive and lots of them on the road so maybe they will be less money to buy. Have fun
     
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    What about a Pontiac Solstice? I know one would look pretty good in my driveway!
     
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    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    Been a Chrysler tech since 91 and yes it would be a job to install an old V8 into a new chassis. If you scrapped all the electrics and built a race car its not a big deal but to build a street car would be a huge time and money investment.
    Besides why switch to a clunky old V8 when they come with V8 Hemis already. Some nice stroker late model Hemi crate engines out there. You cant do much in the way of swaps up here in that year of chassis anyhow due to Emissions testing. You really have no choice but to use the factory powerplant.
     
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    Camaros, Mustangs of course. Maybe some of these;
    Subaru WRX
    Hondas (I hate 'em, but lots of kids dig 'em)
    Lancer EVOs
    Jeeps
    the specialty trucks (Lightning, SS, SRT10)
    Maybe some other stuff, time will tell. Just because it's old doesn't mean people will go nuts over it.
     
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    it's a sad ting to think but i don't see any thing worth revieving 20 years from now. but then agin some people rebuild PINTOS !!!!!!!!!!:rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2:
     
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    Laugh all you want, but the Pintos out numbered the Mavericks, in Carlisle.
     
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    my broinlaw had a 351-w in a pinto heard it was great until he lost a tire and messed up the car:/
     
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