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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 346617" data-attributes="member: 4743">One thing about being old.&nbsp; My dad had a 49 Olds which many feel was the first muscle car and he also had a number of Hudson which in the fifties were one of the top race cars.He had a 57 Olds with the J-2 motor and a 71 Plymouth 440 375 HP which was never beaten on the street.Then came my time in the sixties with my 426 Plymouth and all the other muscle cars.&nbsp; It was the best of times.&nbsp; I cannot imagine a young lady wanting to jump in with me driving an EV as compared to my 65 Sport Fury or for that matter my SS Chevy.Yes, it was the best of times.&nbsp; Now one can hear the hum of an electric motor versus the deep sound of an internal motor.&nbsp; Plus, a car back then look like a women getter.&nbsp; Now it looks like an old man's car.&nbsp; ech.&nbsp; Yes, they may be fast, but they look and sound like crab.&nbsp;&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 346617, member: 4743"] One thing about being old. My dad had a 49 Olds which many feel was the first muscle car and he also had a number of Hudson which in the fifties were one of the top race cars. He had a 57 Olds with the J-2 motor and a 71 Plymouth 440 375 HP which was never beaten on the street. Then came my time in the sixties with my 426 Plymouth and all the other muscle cars. It was the best of times. I cannot imagine a young lady wanting to jump in with me driving an EV as compared to my 65 Sport Fury or for that matter my SS Chevy. Yes, it was the best of times. Now one can hear the hum of an electric motor versus the deep sound of an internal motor. Plus, a car back then look like a women getter. Now it looks like an old man's car. ech. Yes, they may be fast, but they look and sound like crab. db [/QUOTE]

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