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Saw a late 80s to early 90s Chevrolet Cavalier station wagon at a supermarket. Nearby Wal-Mart has a few dinosaurs and dodo birds. One is a Plymouth Fury 4 door and another is a Plymouth Sundance. Someone at work has a Dodge Spirit painted red, white, and blue similar to the American SC Rambled (his painted with a paint brush). Oh, another recent survivor find was a Chevette four door. Forgot how narrow they were. You could almost fit two on one parking space.
There's a Dodge Omni up the road, in amazing condition, really.
I saw one in Miami a few weeks ago......appeared to be an 86 or newer (3rd brake light).....car looked well used and was driven by a guy old enough to have bought it new when he was in his 40's!
There's a beat up old early nineties Dodge Shadow I see almost everyday at work. I only started seeing it recently. I don't know how long it's been since I've seen one before this.
Last summer, I saw a early 60's Rambler American station wagon on the hill above here every day for several months.
Regular PA plates, not antique plates either.
Every day driver.
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