

I'm going to let you into a little secret. Shhhhhhhhhhhh. Don't tell anyone. Okay, here it is-- you can drive a classic car as an
occasional driver (somewhere between a daily driver and a weekend garage queen) without spending much money. The purchase price plus maintenance/restoration (maybe?) costs can be recouped in a few years if you hit the right spot in the classic car appreciation curve. The real trick is to find cars that are cheap as a general rule, but on the cusp of becoming cool but have good parts support. Oh...wait...you guys already know this. Well here is a fact you probably don't know, approx 165,000 new cars are produced in factories every single day and the person who invented
cruise control was blind. Anyway, back on the subject of cheap classic drivers where you shouldn't lose money, find this
1971 Volvo 1800E offered for $8500 in Albany, CA via craigslist.
Tip from FuelTruck.