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A master at tearing up her car. Front-wheel-drive components are not NEARLY as strong as the suspensions, front and rear, of traditional American workhorses of 30 years ago. I find it interesting that these days, sudden violent crashes almost always involve a wheel breaking off of an involved car. Breaking off, along with parts of the suspension. That was unheard of, even 20 years ago

The reason of course is the flimsy, lightweight components used to lower total weight, to meet GUBBERMINT STANDARDS on fuel use; but what it means for this woman is: Just because you can do that, doesn't mean it's a good idea. Tire wear, as well - priced out new tires, lately? What used to cost $59 apiece, now go for over $1200 for four of them.

I wouldn't even want to try that, not even once.
 
In this video, we explore the fascinating resurgence of vintage tractors and why they’re experiencing a huge comeback in today’s agricultural world. Once overshadowed by modern, high-tech machinery, these classic workhorses are now being celebrated for their reliability, simplicity, and nostalgic charm. Whether it’s for practical farming purposes or as a hobby for enthusiasts, vintage tractors are gaining popularity among farmers, collectors, and even urban homesteaders.

We’ll delve into the reasons behind this trend, from the economic advantages of restoring and using vintage models to the growing appreciation for traditional farming methods. Plus, we’ll discuss how these tractors, despite their age, continue to perform reliably on farms across the globe.

Why Vintage Tractors Are Making a Huge Comeback

 

The Future's Past: The History of Retro Styled Cars​

A classic car connaisseur talks about the recurring rose tinted fantasy called nostalgia, and how it helps to sell cars. Every 20 years or so, carmakers are caught up in a retro craze with cars that are designed in such a way to relive the 'good old days'. In this video we look at each wave of retro futuristic cars.


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