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[–] RevDrStrangelove ago  (edited ago)

The only problem you're going to run into is plastic parts. Stuff like the dashboard and dash parts. It ages and breaks eventually. Then you run into the conundrum - a 'popular' older car has better aftermarket support for soft parts, but that car is going to cost more up front.

Also, crash parts like fenders and doors get harder to find. Your insurance company might get a little moody if it is going to cost them an arm and a leg to find a front clip for your 70's car after an accident.

An 80's Chevy square body pickup/suburban/blazer could work if you're so inclined. They do have some computer stuff but it's limited and could be removed without too much hassle if you live in an area without emissions testing. Parts for those things are everywhere.