Teenagers / Classic Cars ??

My Barracuda was my first car, and I cherished the automobile since I had a great deal of time and love in it. I kept it clean, knew the limitations of both the brakes and suspension which kept me further back in traffic and not willing to take the risk of pulling out or tailgating those in front of me. It was also unique enough that everyone in our town knew it was my car, and that fear kept me from doing or trying anything that I could have gotten away with with a common car. I kept that car, and yes, have had some real good times with the family. My daughters have enjoyed cruising in it and my oldest daughter has helped me work on it. Honestly, if my parents had bought me some just common used car, it could have been a whole lot different

Im 16 my parents bought me a 73 duster which I have to work on or I dont drive it. I am extremely careful I do not have power brakes so I learned about that quickly. I also have the same problem you had I am one of 3 or 4 dusters in the area and the only primer gray one with 12 inch tires in the back. Ive had some lessons in how noticeable it is too. But on the other side Im still a stupid teenager so I will do an occasional burnout (never in traffic) and still rev my engine for people that yell about my car :D. I don't speed much only about 5 over and definitely don't tailgate or text and drive. i tried that a few times its scary in an old car. In a new car there is a false Confidence too, Which could be just me going from and old car to a new truck but its there for sure.

No air, No power brakes, No power windows, No power locks, speedo doesnt work yet, Hopped of 318, Ive ad some scary experiences (not my fault) and I still love it and wouldnt trade it for any new car