Ran when parked. Just needs a 250 kwh solid state Li replacement battery pack, only $2,500 (2047 dollars) and a coolant change . The obsolete 12 volt lead acid battery is $1,000 with hazmat fees included....
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Yes, even has "break" or "brake" pedal, not sure what it used to do. An unknown rectangular bar is located to the right of the "break" pedal.Is this one of those early models that came with a steering wheel?
All joking aside THE real dilemma will be getting software to load or run.
Matching numbers!Original owner? Original paint? Celebrity owned?
flying carsIn 2047, I guess this sure will be one of the last electric 'relic' car that doesn't fly.
Ran when parked. Just needs a 250 kwh solid state Li replacement battery pack, only $2,500 (2047 dollars) and a coolant change . The obsolete 12 volt lead acid battery is $1,000 with hazmat fees included....
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Go ask your Grandpa.“solid state Li replacement battery pack’ what the heck is that? I wonder if the new 7” cold fusion box will run it.
Historic plates means no more emissions rules! Woooo28 years is long enough to apply for a historic plate! 91 Chevy is getting up there in age. I remember the Lumina/Grand Prix and all the marketing. My sister had a '90 Grand Prix 4-door. Door latches sticking after only a couple years! And those door-integrated seatbelts!!
2047 is only 28 years from now. Imagine a 1991 Chevy... doesn't seem that old or am I just old? LOL
I assume that the days of software being lost are coming to a close. Heck, by then we will probably have retail class AI programs that could reverse engineer the original stack.it really will be the SW that's the issue. 28 yrs isn't too old for a car...but how about a desktop from 1991? Odds you can find a functional copy of Win3.1 to run on that 486sx with 16MB of RAM? Have an actual CD so you can enter the serial # off it? How about when it wants to connect over your dialup to a non-existent phone number to check if there's an update? Similar issues will apply to the X, unfortunately.
I do live in a bit of fear that Tesla goes under, or nearly so and has to cut support. Bits do rot.
I assume that the days of software being lost are coming to a close. Heck, by then we will probably have retail class AI programs that could reverse engineer the original stack.
I can play some of the Atari collection on my robot car!I can fit almost the entirety of the NES ROM collection on a thumb drive now. I'm sure someone will find a way to keep car software.