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the repairs woul dbe around the same cost as owning a new car, so it's just horses for courses

turn it up Ian... this car is older than the teenagers getting their licences. It's questionable whether this age of vehicle should even be on the road. An annual MOT system would see this sort of thing as purely a collectors car

denial of age is not a new phenomona. there are a lot of aged members in our society as well that live in denial but unfortunately that dam clock never stops ticking

i kept my family car after year 3 and am regretting it a little bit... by the time I spend $1k on new tyres, do a major service, just spent $500 on the A/c, that would have paid for a year of a new car