Dont know were im going in the hobbie anymore:
I am 33 years old and on my first mopar with a 65 dart. I work for the city, wife is a teacher, have 2 kids, a dog. Bought a brand new 16' durango r/t with the 5.7 hemi last year. all the bells and whistles and super expensive. Oh well thats what the wife wanted. In my life i have owned about 30 cars, mostly old chevy/gmc and a few fords and Volkswagens. When I was younger ,they were so easy to get. Before the internet things were much cheaper. I just went about 2 years without owning anything old. I daily drive a TRD sport tacoma which i love. I have realized that as I get older, the responsibilities also go up. I found my 65 dart for 1000 bucks and it was a steal. Anything more and i couldnt have afforded it. I am thankful to have my car. I too though have thoughts of selling it and putting the cash down on a 2015 on up srt challenger. Part of the fun is the tinkering and self expression. My buddy has two mustangs. Hes 61 years old and has owned them since high school. I swear they can only drive a few miles at a time without something needing to be adjusted or fixed. High horsepower monsters. He loves it though. Getting to wrench all the time and enjoy being with his cars. He has a 2013 boss 302 mustang he spent around 65k on. Sits in the garage and that's about it. Doesnt want to put miles on it.
My advice would be to hold on to one of the cars and appreciate what you have
I am 33 years old and on my first mopar with a 65 dart. I work for the city, wife is a teacher, have 2 kids, a dog. Bought a brand new 16' durango r/t with the 5.7 hemi last year. all the bells and whistles and super expensive. Oh well thats what the wife wanted. In my life i have owned about 30 cars, mostly old chevy/gmc and a few fords and Volkswagens. When I was younger ,they were so easy to get. Before the internet things were much cheaper. I just went about 2 years without owning anything old. I daily drive a TRD sport tacoma which i love. I have realized that as I get older, the responsibilities also go up. I found my 65 dart for 1000 bucks and it was a steal. Anything more and i couldnt have afforded it. I am thankful to have my car. I too though have thoughts of selling it and putting the cash down on a 2015 on up srt challenger. Part of the fun is the tinkering and self expression. My buddy has two mustangs. Hes 61 years old and has owned them since high school. I swear they can only drive a few miles at a time without something needing to be adjusted or fixed. High horsepower monsters. He loves it though. Getting to wrench all the time and enjoy being with his cars. He has a 2013 boss 302 mustang he spent around 65k on. Sits in the garage and that's about it. Doesnt want to put miles on it.
My advice would be to hold on to one of the cars and appreciate what you have
