In 1982, I was a programmer helping Dixie Brewery in New Orleans transition from a 1954 keypunch machine to a second-hand 1978 'mini' computer the size of a Coke machine that had to be manually booted each day. When management was informed they would have to spend $5,000 each for three 10 MB removeable hard drive platters and $25,000 for the console hard drive reader/writer, my employer said they were shocked; so was I. $5,000 was worth a lot more then than today. That $5,000 would be $16,300 today.

The more efficient, longer range, gasoline-powered cars put them out of busines. If only they had government subsidies back then.

Ohhhh... The Humanity!

Why are they all holding spoons?

Hopefully it's still standing.

My dad had the Cutlass Supreme which looks similar and was had 5.4 l. V-8 and 0+60 under 7 seconds. I was in high school but he wouldn't let me borrow it. I had to borrow my mom's AMC station wagon.

There are people on YouTube who can restore those motorcycles.

I think that Russia date needs changing. It seems a lot of prisoners die mysteriously.