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You know, I see this happening more and more. When I was growing up and getting interested in cars, it was all I did through jr high and high school. The cars I grew up with were all carburated, and I was turning wrenches before I had my license. It seems that now, a lot of younger people want to get into the older vehicles, but they don't fully understand what is going to be involved, and get discouraged easily. I don't know if it's just the differences in the generations, where they grew up with fuel injection and modern electronics. But it puzzles me because when I grew up, the car guys were pretty easy to identify, now it seems as though people just decide they're going to jump in to the old car world without any real idea what's involved. Not saying this to be offensive, but rather wondering if I'm the only one who sees it?