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| View Poll Results: Should we get rid of old cars from general traffic | |||
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| Yes, but it needs a lot more thinking |
  
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35 | 32.11% |
| No, australians can't afford to do this |
  
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38 | 34.86% |
| doof doof doof doof NOOOOOO pssshhht doof doof doof |
  
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22 | 20.18% |
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23-03-2009, 02:24 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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There is a huge hole in this theory. lets say that all of the cars overs 10 years old are scraped. How do these cars ever become collector items in 30+ years?
We now collect old falcons such as the x series however if this was to come in, the future generations in say 30 years time wont have 'classic' cars to collect (BF, BA, AU ect) Nick |
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