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But, the attendees were mostly geezers, with a few in their forties, a handful in their thirties, none that I saw in their twenties or teens. There were some young people from the local 4H and FFA groups but that was because this is a benefit event for them and they were not even looking at the cars. So I am afraid this love of the automobile as a symbol of American freedom, creativity and industrial might may be fading fast. Sad ...

Our increasingly liberal-dominated culture has turned many of our kids' minds, hearts and souls into mush. All they seem to ever do is monkey around on their "smartphones", even while out on a date or in a group.

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Our increasingly liberal-dominated culture has turned many of our kids' minds, hearts and souls into mush. All they seem to ever do is monkey around on their "smartphones", even while out on a date or in a group.

Yep, good point - they now live through their phones, not through their cars. Plus most of them now just see a car as an audio system with an engine and wheels. Also, US auto manufacturers have not been targeting products that young people can afford, partly thanks to "help" from the government and unions, so the American car is in retreat. Does not bode well.

Other than that, though - thanks for an awesome thread with what seems like a couple hundred great car photos!