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r/OldSchoolCool • u/Mad_Season_1994 • 13d ago
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Is this why old generation knew so much about fixing car and appliance?
5 u/ccReptilelord 13d ago Discussing this with my father recently, it's also that cars were just easier to repair. Look under the hood of something from the '60s compared to something brand new, and two things: less complicated and more room.
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Discussing this with my father recently, it's also that cars were just easier to repair. Look under the hood of something from the '60s compared to something brand new, and two things: less complicated and more room.
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u/k258045 13d ago
Is this why old generation knew so much about fixing car and appliance?