When the weather is nice, once a week or so until october.
ur_sexy_body_double
it was a different time
an_Aught
There is a WingaDinga meet every firday right by my house… i hate it
Inside-Ear6507
every time I go outside, the guy next to me has a c2
B_Williams_4010
I see a some well-kept – or restored – hobby cars out on nice weekends, but very few daily drivers.
ThePurveyorOfGoods
Probably every couple of weeks. There’s still quite a few Morris minors, Triumph Heralds and MGBs knocking around in England
pepsiman122333
I own one so evry day
Zealousideal-Log-238
Almost daily, my aunt has a 66 Impala and there are a few 60’s cars that get driven daily in the cities I live and work in SW Ohio. Not uncommon to see a few Mustangs, Camaros, TBirds, and the occasional C/K10 rolling even in the winter around here.
tuberlord
I see a ’60s Ford and Chevy pickups being used to do actual truck things occasionally, but I’m yet to see one fixed up. A guy in the town I live in also has a ’60s 911 that I see him driving occasionally (he also has a much newer one).
In the summer I do see a lot of retirees with fixed up domestic cars from that era.
mista-666
Someone who lives by my house daily drives a late 50s or early 60s Plymouth valiant. It’s four door with probably a slant six. It has beautiful lines and is truly a survivor as that was probably one of the cheapest Mopar cars u could buy when it was new and some how it’s just been on the road for decades and decades. Muscle cars are ok but seeing something like that is always more exciting to me
Awesome_hospital
Pretty often but I live in Arizona so everything does a lot better here
Ok_Company_7747
Every day! I’ve got a 63 beetle in my garage!
idklol1023
i see them quite a bit here in chicago, surprisingly. mostly GMs, but some fords too. i rarely see old mopars
RoseWould
Usually during the summer, even then not much. I saw a red convertible 60’s something (couldn’t get a picture, my light turned green) today, so that was cool. Other than that mostly first gen Camaros, old GTOs and the occasional mustang.
Edit: there’s a ton of MGBs around, unsure how old they are since they have those black bumpers.
Beneficial-Sugar6950
There’s a guy in my area that still daily drives an old Chrysler New Yorker
TheAbstractHero
Well, half the year you don’t. The other half of the year you see them all the time. People seem to really enjoy driving classics during the summer months here in the upper midwest.
mpython1701
Every time I walk out my front door.
bigtim3727
Rarely
Sir_Lee_Rawkah
I just sold the exact same car in the pic not too long ago
DingleBerryFuzz
Not often enough!
mob19151
Occasionally on the weekends. In regular use? Never. The Midwest is way too corrosive for that. That reminds me though, my neighbor used to daily a clapped out fuselage Plymouth well into the 2000s when I was a kid. I only vaguely remember it. It was absolutely massive and made chuffing noises like a train. I loved it but my parents thought it was an eyesore.
ToastyBuddii
I see cars a lot during the nice weather times (restored of course) but lately the only consistent 60s vehicles i see are vocational trucks. Saw a 60s GMC last weekend in action at the forest preserve drilling a new well. Strange rigs that see not so much use always stick around longer. The road construction company working outside my job was using a 70s ford to water sod yesterday. Something about those good old dogs doing what they do brings out the kid in me i guess… i went to the woods to enjoy nature yet i’m sidelined by this glorious old well truck idling up to start drilling, as it raised the drilling rig from the stowed position to upright. The age of the truck and its relevance to modern times all hit at once, and i thought “damn, this thing is badass”. Being run by a young-ish set if guys, with the previous well companies service advertisements still on the side, and an undeniable top end clatter that may have developed during the clinton administration for all we know, i thought of how it’s a really neat situation. Who knows how many careers were made out of that thing? I didn’t waste too much of my day with it, as i only stood watching for a minute or two, but it was definitely a welcome perspective. It had an immediate presence. It had a form of wisdom. It gave me a slight feeling of how an old reliable friend can be just as glorious in a strangely similar way. Hard to explain but if anyone gets it i’d expect it to be fans of this sub. It was a good day that day.
GrapeFrothiness
My coworker dailys his 69 dart. He said it “sips” a qt of oil every 5-8 miles.
Rock_Roll_Brett
I saw 4 dentside F100’s today, one of the guys who drives it I work with
JiveTurkey1983
At car shows during the summer. Nobody dailies cars around here that are older than the 1990s
Afraid_Locksmith8642
I saw a 65 Thunderbird today couldn’t believe it
Germanjdm
Once a month maybe, usually a Challenger or restored muscle car
nukafan2277
Daily my neighbor daily drives a 63 Impala coupe in satin black sitting on ansen sprints … Shes badass
Obscurus_Ubique
Own a ’65 Bonneville coupe and a ’67 Barracuda, so everyday. Out in the wild, around once a week until it gets too cold or road salt goes down, might see a dozen leaving a car show or just riding around in the summer in South Jersey
MassiveEdu
Daily, theres a bar not far from my house, parkinga ALWAYS full of cars from the 60s-90s, ffs theres 2-3 first gen mustangs there at all times
Expert_Mad
Every day. SoCal let so many survive.
Also my driveway since I own one
Lord-Hyperion
I live in the heart of my cities lowrider scene so multiple times a day.
BlockyJocky
Not often, but I’ll see em every once and awhile.
Plane-Refrigerator45
Loads of classics running around Indiana, especially trucks. Most days I see cars from the sixties and before
Dinglebutterball
Everyday… most days if you don’t count the ones in my driveway. LoL.
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Saw a 64 impala at the gas station today
never
When the weather is nice, once a week or so until october.
it was a different time
There is a WingaDinga meet every firday right by my house… i hate it
every time I go outside, the guy next to me has a c2
I see a some well-kept – or restored – hobby cars out on nice weekends, but very few daily drivers.
Probably every couple of weeks. There’s still quite a few Morris minors, Triumph Heralds and MGBs knocking around in England
I own one so evry day
Almost daily, my aunt has a 66 Impala and there are a few 60’s cars that get driven daily in the cities I live and work in SW Ohio. Not uncommon to see a few Mustangs, Camaros, TBirds, and the occasional C/K10 rolling even in the winter around here.
I see a ’60s Ford and Chevy pickups being used to do actual truck things occasionally, but I’m yet to see one fixed up. A guy in the town I live in also has a ’60s 911 that I see him driving occasionally (he also has a much newer one).
In the summer I do see a lot of retirees with fixed up domestic cars from that era.
Someone who lives by my house daily drives a late 50s or early 60s Plymouth valiant. It’s four door with probably a slant six. It has beautiful lines and is truly a survivor as that was probably one of the cheapest Mopar cars u could buy when it was new and some how it’s just been on the road for decades and decades. Muscle cars are ok but seeing something like that is always more exciting to me
Pretty often but I live in Arizona so everything does a lot better here
Every day! I’ve got a 63 beetle in my garage!
i see them quite a bit here in chicago, surprisingly. mostly GMs, but some fords too. i rarely see old mopars
Usually during the summer, even then not much. I saw a red convertible 60’s something (couldn’t get a picture, my light turned green) today, so that was cool. Other than that mostly first gen Camaros, old GTOs and the occasional mustang.
Edit: there’s a ton of MGBs around, unsure how old they are since they have those black bumpers.
There’s a guy in my area that still daily drives an old Chrysler New Yorker
Well, half the year you don’t. The other half of the year you see them all the time. People seem to really enjoy driving classics during the summer months here in the upper midwest.
Every time I walk out my front door.
Rarely
I just sold the exact same car in the pic not too long ago
Not often enough!
Occasionally on the weekends. In regular use? Never. The Midwest is way too corrosive for that. That reminds me though, my neighbor used to daily a clapped out fuselage Plymouth well into the 2000s when I was a kid. I only vaguely remember it. It was absolutely massive and made chuffing noises like a train. I loved it but my parents thought it was an eyesore.
I see cars a lot during the nice weather times (restored of course) but lately the only consistent 60s vehicles i see are vocational trucks. Saw a 60s GMC last weekend in action at the forest preserve drilling a new well. Strange rigs that see not so much use always stick around longer. The road construction company working outside my job was using a 70s ford to water sod yesterday. Something about those good old dogs doing what they do brings out the kid in me i guess… i went to the woods to enjoy nature yet i’m sidelined by this glorious old well truck idling up to start drilling, as it raised the drilling rig from the stowed position to upright. The age of the truck and its relevance to modern times all hit at once, and i thought “damn, this thing is badass”. Being run by a young-ish set if guys, with the previous well companies service advertisements still on the side, and an undeniable top end clatter that may have developed during the clinton administration for all we know, i thought of how it’s a really neat situation. Who knows how many careers were made out of that thing? I didn’t waste too much of my day with it, as i only stood watching for a minute or two, but it was definitely a welcome perspective. It had an immediate presence. It had a form of wisdom. It gave me a slight feeling of how an old reliable friend can be just as glorious in a strangely similar way. Hard to explain but if anyone gets it i’d expect it to be fans of this sub. It was a good day that day.
My coworker dailys his 69 dart. He said it “sips” a qt of oil every 5-8 miles.
I saw 4 dentside F100’s today, one of the guys who drives it I work with
At car shows during the summer. Nobody dailies cars around here that are older than the 1990s
I saw a 65 Thunderbird today couldn’t believe it
Once a month maybe, usually a Challenger or restored muscle car
Daily my neighbor daily drives a 63 Impala coupe in satin black sitting on ansen sprints … Shes badass
Own a ’65 Bonneville coupe and a ’67 Barracuda, so everyday. Out in the wild, around once a week until it gets too cold or road salt goes down, might see a dozen leaving a car show or just riding around in the summer in South Jersey
Daily, theres a bar not far from my house, parkinga ALWAYS full of cars from the 60s-90s, ffs theres 2-3 first gen mustangs there at all times
Every day. SoCal let so many survive.
Also my driveway since I own one
I live in the heart of my cities lowrider scene so multiple times a day.
Not often, but I’ll see em every once and awhile.
Loads of classics running around Indiana, especially trucks. Most days I see cars from the sixties and before
Everyday… most days if you don’t count the ones in my driveway. LoL.