Devin M asked:


I heard that car insurance is pretty expensive for older muscle cars, and I'd like to know around how much a month car insurance would be for a 1968 ford mustang?

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tweetybird78634 asked:


Okay, so as my first car I am actually getting 2 cars. One, a more reliable probably late 90's to early 200's. The other, My Classic car, which I'll drive more once I get experienced on the road. I dont need help as far as what to look for in a classic; but I dont know too many nice cars from the 90's-00's. Preferably kinda muscle-carish or sporty. I was thinking a mid-late 90's V6 Firebird or mustang, but im not sure. I dont have a extreme need for speed or anything, and I am not looking to hop it up and make it fast. I have kinda skimmed over craigslist in my area, but unlike with the classics, I have no Idea what to look out for. Tell me your thoughts or suggestions Also found a 2002 Toyota Celica... Would this be a good choice?
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someone asked:


Hello, I am looking for a classic muscle car in ohio. Where might i be able to find one can anyone give me any sites or anything? I dont want to spend to much because i want a muscle car that runs good enough to get me back and forth to work. I plan on putting money in to one, but not a HUGE amount.... I got only got about 2000-3000 to spend as of now... It just has to look decent not a huge embarrassment. I plan to put money into it to make one look better then NICE. so yeah thats what i need people. Help please.

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Ang asked:


Mom and I are looking to surprise dad for Christmas with an El Camino. He's always wanted one and had a hard time finding one in mint condition. I found one, but don't know what kind of questions I should ask the seller about it, or what to look for.. it's an 81 with 90k original miles and i didn't see barely any rust. But what else should i look for or ask the seller? Thanks for any help!!
Oh and the man is asking $5500. How does that sound?

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Ericmatthew7 asked:


I have a 1995 Chevy Caprice Classic with 73,000 miles on it that runs well and is in great shape. It is a big V8 and likes gas but I own it and pay minimal insurance (MA Car Insurance sucks!.) I was thinking of getting rid of the car for a new Focus, Cobalt or Elantra. Would you keep the current car or spring for a new one?

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