I AM KEEPING THE MERCURY
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Glad you're keeping it.
New trucks are awesome, but in a few years it will just be an old truck, not a cool old truck. Older vintage gets, the cooler it gets. Be 60 years till something 2017 is Vintage cool and by then something from the 50s will be twice as cool. I had this debate when thinking of trading my '67 Mustang for a new one. New one would have been a 2011... not as cool as a '67, even if cutting edge in '11.
New trucks are awesome, but in a few years it will just be an old truck, not a cool old truck. Older vintage gets, the cooler it gets. Be 60 years till something 2017 is Vintage cool and by then something from the 50s will be twice as cool. I had this debate when thinking of trading my '67 Mustang for a new one. New one would have been a 2011... not as cool as a '67, even if cutting edge in '11.
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While I can't say your particular car "does it" for me, I certainly think you are far better off keeping it over downgrading to something new. The new F-150's have all the cool little bells and whistles and whatnot, but lets face it there isn't much appeal besides having something new that is the latest and greatest, and that only lasts for a very short time period. Not to mention the price tag on new pickups...
Something old, that you have history with, and know everything about is a lot better than having something that needs taken to the dealer for every little thing that will go wrong with it. I would bet had you chose to buy new you would have been frustrated in a very short time period, and wished you had not sold your beautiful classic car.
Something old, that you have history with, and know everything about is a lot better than having something that needs taken to the dealer for every little thing that will go wrong with it. I would bet had you chose to buy new you would have been frustrated in a very short time period, and wished you had not sold your beautiful classic car.
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