The only part about N/As that's more time/money consuming than any other car of the period is regular maintenance. Change the oil every 3000 miles, put in new plugs when needed, etc. and it's just like any other car. Let's be honest, I own a 1986 N/A and it requires quite a bit of restoration/upkeep, but I don't think the work needed on it is anymore than any other 23 year old vehicle.
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