I thought I would throw this into the mix. There are "original" vehicles out there. My family is friends with another family whose elder father is a lawyer. He was contacted a number of years ago to dispose of a local farmers belongings. He was hired to clean up catalog, and sell everything. After cleaning up several out buildings, he sold the hay in the barn. Under the hay was a model T ford truck. The story he got was that when the farmer became successful he was pressured to buy one of those new fangled skunk wagons. So he did. He drove it a while, and didn't like the smell, the way it handled, and just about everythig else about the truck. So he drove it into the barn and parked it. Never to be moved for 6 or 7 decades. When he sold the truck it had 73 original mikes on the odometer, and the original tires on it. They rolled it out of the barn with out a completly flat tire on it. I cannot vouch for the story, it was just something related to me while talking about old cars.
