It'll make a great Dust collector

 

studys show chevys collect dust up to 64% better then fords

 

35k for a nice new Z? Please and thank you. I'll be looking near almost 50k. I believe the base model SS starts at 32 or something to that affect so the Z will most likely start at near 40.

In 40-50 years you beat your as it will be.

 

I couldn't buy a car just to let it sit, i've got to be driving. My ranger (170k) is my winter beater, and my summer gasser (for school) is an SS cobalt(about 25K in a year). my dad used to have a mustang that was gonna be a "collector" car, untill it hit 33k miles in a year.

 

I would bet money it wont. The cars these days are way too complicated. I just dont see them being restored like the old ones.

 

wow 50grand on a piece of junk chevy to sit and rust,be smart and just put the 1000 a month away and buy a house when you get out

 

the Chevys not a piece of junk. but i just dont see, how old you gonna be in 50 years? 72? put 50g into a house, least you might gain money on that.

 

i ordered mine from the dealer new. just like burger king. i had it my way.

it was either gonna be a fusion or my ranger. i almost went with the fusion since the last blue i remembered ford offering was that flat blue (darker grabber). not vista or sonic but the other one that was from the mid y2ks. but i priced out both and my truck is in the canadian 08 brochure. i was torn about the colour but when i saw the brochure and the sales guy said it looks just like that. i went with it and am glad i did.

 

all new cars are all plastic, that car will fall apart sitting for 50 years in a garage. it may be the only one left in existence in 50 years, but no one will want it.

 

It wouldn't need restored if it is sitting in my climate controlled garage being taken care off.


It;s not really up for discussion. It's happening. Period. I am going to put myself in massive amounts of debt for 4-5 years so I can have something that I will love and enjoy for the rest of my life. People have done stupider things. Like the idiots who made $70-80k a year back in early 2000s and the lenders convinced them they could afford a $400k house which they promptly lost when that super low adjustable mortgage rate super adjusted itself to like 5-9%.

 

I have always liked the Ranger, and when I was 21 (in 1998) my birthday gift was $3000 cash to be used for my 1st car purchase or whatever. My dad and I went to a Ford dealership, and I really liked a one year old single cab white Ranger XLT automatic with under $11000 miles. I bought it, and used part of the money for a down payment and part of the money for a tonneau cover and spray-on bedliner.

 

bought it going into sophmore year alwways like the versatility of them. gonna drive it till its one with the earth again then an f150

 

got mine at a dealership right before i graduated in 07.

i remember my dad saying its gonna have more power then i was used to because it was a v6.

little did i know, the 3.0 sucks nuts.

it wasn't a bad buy, but if i could of researched more i could of been even happier now.

 

Bought mine straight from the dealer. Was on the lot for 13.500. Paid 7000 for it :)

 

mine was a 95 reg cab 2.3 5 speed with 220k on it and was in good condition... i got it for 800 bucks..... i rolled it doin donuts in my field lol and now i have a spare 2.3 turbo motor that would have fit very nicely in there