The streets these days are full of ordinary cars, transportation appliances, driven by people who care for little else from their vehicles.Typically, we see small, four door, 4-clyinder powered sedans, mini-vans, or crossover style vehicles. In some parts of the country, we also find plenty of pick-up trucks and sport utility vehicles. About half the time these vehicles aren't very well cared for, many not even clean, and some with faded or deteriorating paint.
Those of us who are car enthusiasts, on the streets in our pride and joy specialty cars, find ourselves pretty much the exception, sharing the road with hurds of ordinary transportation machines, literally "one in a million".
As I drive around the streets, it's easy for me to spot a fellow automotive enthusiast, we are so few and far between these days. It is a sad situation indeed, at a time in automotive history, when the best performance cars ever built, are available right now. Maybe I am just part of a dying breed. We can only hope that some of the younger generation will catch our enthusiasm and carry it into the future. Check out my book at;
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| My 2015 Mustang GT on the streets of Southern Utah. |
