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To show you how worthless the promise of future monies is when seeking a job just realize that if you had started a career in 1957 when this car was being sold and you were promised a pension when you retired and let's say 50 or let's make it 80 years to make the math today easier. You can see how what you would have been promised that would have been seen as a reasonable percentage pension would actually be completely worthless in 80 years when you retired.


This is why we cannot fall for the trick of pensions and other future promises of money and you must amass your cash today in all forms you can and prefer payment today and exchange it immediately for things of ownership and value like land and permanent housing preferably in an area or taxes can't be raised and you forced utilities bills and other things cannot be imposed upon you to basically circumvent your ownership of that property. After that you must also invest in things that provide you with income that far exceed the devaluation of the dollar.

I just put new skins on my F350 4x4...$2,800.00...the truck is a 2020 and there's a recall issued for the steering linkage components which could cause high speed wobble and "EXCESSIVE UNNATURAL TIRE WEAR"...recall was warranty but tires aren't. FUCKING PISS ME OFF.

$10k for a new car, not too shabby. Though of course it's missing a lot of the creature comforts of modern cars, and the durability and handling leaves something to be desired. At least there's very little electronics to worry about.

And it looks good doing it. I could see a market for something like that today. Too bad the gov wouldn't allow it.

stop noticing things! it makes them angry!

To be fair, your tires probably have 1000 space age technologies built in to them. That 55 chevy doesn't even have air conditioning.

Likewise, people are always saying, "Houses back then were so cheap". What they aren't telling you is, the houses were just 4 brick walls and a roof.

That's what i paid for a used landcruiser.