I look at the old trucks alot deeper than something "a bunch of clock punchers made 50 years ago" so I guess thats where rsg2506 and I disagree.
I look at the old trucks as a piece of history, as a symbol of pride in a long gone era, lost in todays "i want it now" disposable culture.
Park your new Escalade in a cow pasture and see how much material you have left to rod in 30 years.
These timeless classics built with the sweat and pride of our fathers and grandfathers.. this is their legacy, our own history we can touch and feel with our hands that folks are chopping up and painting hot pink.
ZZ Top is playing the county fair circuit, Chevrolet isn't making the Z-28 anymore, and the mullet hairstyle is dead as fried chicken.
Let the 80's go, man.