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I know this is not trifive related, but I've been discussing this with the guys for a while now. Here is the question:
Do you consider a 1932 Ford fibreglass body car with tube chassis, NO original 32 Ford parts and the car registered as a kit car with a build date of 2010 a classic car?
The discussion is, if there is no original parts, why is it considered a classic? It's just a kit car. It's miles apart from the guy who built the steel 32 sitting next to him.
Just looking to see what everyone thinks.
Do you consider a 1932 Ford fibreglass body car with tube chassis, NO original 32 Ford parts and the car registered as a kit car with a build date of 2010 a classic car?
The discussion is, if there is no original parts, why is it considered a classic? It's just a kit car. It's miles apart from the guy who built the steel 32 sitting next to him.
Just looking to see what everyone thinks.