[ SECRET POST #5762 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5762 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://i.imgur.com/L3ctVUD.png

[(Anonymous)]

That guy's perm and 'stache... OMG!

[(Anonymous)]

I was a little sad when he got rid of the pornstache.

[(Anonymous)]

It was the 1980s! (He doesn't look as good without the stache!)

[mishey22]

This John Oates erasure (lol)

[(Anonymous)]

As a classic car fan, I'm not going to shit on your love for 80's/90's cars, as the only vehicles from that time I like are motorcycles (Hondas and what not). I will say, they ride the line for me between aesthetically egregious and nostalgic/comforting (as I grew up seeing these old models in action -- when's the last time you saw or rode in a roll up window Saturn?).

Good secret, because I find them ugly lol. But enjoy them!(non sarcastic) Shout-out to the SPN fic I wrote featuring a 1987 Toyota Corolla (baby blue with the black stripe, I'm sure you're familiar) to contrast with Dean's 1967 Impala.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a love for classic Minis, especially classic Mini Coopers, which includes Minis from the 80s and 90s. Which people most certainly still need spare parts for.

[(Anonymous)]

I honestly love 80s and 90s cars. There's something about how they looked that I wish modern cars still had that aesthetic.

[(Anonymous)]

The roughness, the jankiness, of some of those cars is part of their charm. Like, they tried their best. C'mon, they tried.

[(Anonymous)]

I know fuck all about cars (I don't even drive!), but aesthetically speaking I unironically love 80s and early 90s cars. If I were going to drive, that's the era I'd like my car to be from. I love the casual, trying-but-not-trying-that-hard vibe that so many of them have--particularly the ones that were a bit on the sporty side. I like the kind of boxy quality to them, and how they're kind of basic but still cool. I love the thought of having a car like that as my own, because I feel they have character while not feeling like a flex at all. A car like that is a cool extension of the driver, without upstaging the driver. They just really appeal to my personal aesthetic sensibilities.

I definitely think that from a purely artistic standpoint, some of the cars from earlier eras are a lot more beautiful. But that's not really what I want from a car. I enjoy a bit of design flair in my practical items, but not too much. Make it look a little rough--like the first rough sketch of a good design.

[(Anonymous)]

lol

Of all the things I wouldn't keep from the 80s, vehicles rank surprisingly low.

By the way, OP, you wouldn't happen to be fan of Hall & Oates, would you?

[(Anonymous)]

I know more about Hall & Oates than I do about cars.

[(Anonymous)]

If you travel through the middle of the US, someone will have an '84 Chevette up on blocks that they might be willing to sell you.

[(Anonymous)]

My first car was from that era, although it was 15 years old by the time I inherited it. It had four gears, a choke, no safety features,huge windows, and an absolutely banging sound system. I loved it to death.

[(Anonymous)]

If I could have any car from the 80s with modern safety features I would totally want my mom's old Saab 900. Handled like a freakin' butterfly.